Patient safety - Investigating and Learning from Incidents
what does this course cover?
A patient safety incident changes how everyone involved sees their work. The investigation runs its course, and the people inside it are rarely given anywhere to put what happened.
A full day to discuss, reflect on and learn from incidents. Just Culture, human factors, Duty of Candour, and support for the people caught up in it.
Learning outcomes:
- Understand best practice for learning from incidents through system based investigations.
- Apply the principles of a Just Culture when responding to and investigating incidents.
- Recognise the role of human factors and ergonomics in patient safety and error prevention.
- Understand the Duty of Candour and how to conduct effective, honest conversations.
- Learn strategies to support colleagues involved in patient safety incidents as second victims.
OTHER WORKSHOPS YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN
Enhanced Supervision for LED and IMG Doctors
International Medical Graduate (IMG), and Locally Employed Doctors (LED) arrive with strong clinical skills and commitment, but the induction is often thin, the supervision inconsistent, and the unwritten rules of NHS culture rarely explained.
training programmes for :
Educator & Supervisor Development
Course Length
GMC Domains
Mentoring for Exam Success
A resident who has failed a postgraduate exam twice arrives at your next meeting expecting an answer. Most supervisors get no training in exam coaching, so the fallback is more practice questions.
Drawing on the science of learning,...