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Patient safety - Investigating and Learning from Incidents

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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.
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