On the hub, we are creating a central directory of Patient Safety Incident Response Plans from NHS trusts in England, to allow organisations to compare ways of working and highlight variation in how trusts are approaching PSIRF implementation⬇️
https://t.co/5q9wjvzzLt
🗨️While the principles and concepts of patient engagement have gained wide acceptance, patient engagement for patient safety continues to lag in practice🗨️
New on the hub this week from @WHO: Engaging Patients for Patient Safety – Advocacy Brief⬇️
https://t.co/Y9Mv6RIN5v
Learn how to reduce the risk of surgical site infections.
This clinical article by principal lecturer Jennie Walker for Nursing Standard looks at the range of strategies to prevent the development of surgical site infections.
@JennieW14
Read it here > https://t.co/5PWnZyT84p
What is PSIRF or the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework? The new system puts patients and their loved ones at the heart of looking into a safety incident like a slip, trip, fall or suspected medication error. Read more at https://t.co/xfB9yygohI
#psirf Great multi professional inclusivity in our Daily Incident Reviews - early learning supporting our staff to support our patients - Insight - What does Information tell us? Who are we going to Involve and what are we doing to Improve it? You said so we …………….
If you’re looking for training in family/patient/staff engagement through learning responses (aligned with #PSIRF) please do have a look at what we can offer through @CareSafeSol - other courses currently in development. #patientsafety
If you're interested in finding out how the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework #PSIRF applies within Infection Prevention and Control, come along to our webinar on Wednesday 9 August.
Register here: https://t.co/bvldFyYfC9
Supporting teams to create a just culture, where colleagues feel they will be treated fairly when something goes wrong is a key focus of the new ‘Improving Patient Safety Culture - A practical guide’ https://t.co/sMFz1UePJ1
@ptsafetylearn@psmn999 Amazing!
Leadership is key to driving a safety culture in the NHS. When leaders create an environment where staff feel safe to speak up, learn from mistakes, and take risks, it helps to prevent patient harm. #NHS#safetyculture#leadership
Modelling safe behaviours helps too.
Civil work environments are key to allowing patient safety improvement to thrive. Civility is a key focus of the new ‘Improving Patient Safety Culture - A practical guide’ https://t.co/sMFz1UePJ1
🗨️The NHS needs defending and resourcing, but it also needs an open, patient-centred learning culture🗨️
New blog on the hub today - Patients who experience harm provide stories, but who will really engage with their insights and opinions? https://t.co/XANPuzvgyg
📢 📢 Patient safety colleagues - are looking for a way to connect with improvement colleagues as part of transition to #PSIRF ??! Look no further. Sign up here to this great initiative from @samantha_machen 💡
New on the hub this week, a presentation from last Friday's Patient Safety Management Network (@psmn999) meeting discussing the new NHS guidance on improving patient safety culture https://t.co/BzOojrrL5q
"It has opened up so many career pathways, it's a really exciting time to be a paramedic."
The first #TeamEEAST cohort to qualify as paramedics through a new apprenticeship degree programme with the @CumbriaUni have celebrated their achievements!
👉 https://t.co/hy9d237Z2N