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Human Factors and Non-Technical Skills

what does this course cover?

Errors in healthcare are rarely about clinical knowledge alone. They are about handover, hierarchy, fatigue and the moment nobody spoke up, and none of that is taught alongside the medicine.

 

Hands on strategies to prevent errors, strengthen teamwork and improve decision making when the pressure is on.

Learning outcomes:

  • Understand the human factors principles that shape safety in healthcare settings.
  • Apply strategies to prevent errors and improve decision making under pressure.
  • Enhance teamwork and communication in high pressure clinical situations.
  • Recognise how human factors principles can create safer care environments.
  • Leave with practical techniques you can apply directly in your clinical setting.
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