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save up to £20028 - 30 May 2012Gallery Suite, NEC, Birmingham
Leading Safer Care
Register today:
www.patientsafetycongress.co.ukCall us on 0845 056 8339 or email [email protected]
Strategic partner:
NEW for 2012 n International experts reflect on advances in patient safety around the world
n Take away evidence-based risk assessment strategies to implement in your organisation
n Primary care surgery: put your questions to the experts
n Innovative new work from NHS QUEST with a dedicated stream of additional focused learning on both days
n University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust safari: hands-on learning looking at practical patient safety work and innovations – see them in action at UHB during this full day interactive learning programme
n Theory into research: speakers will support their proven innovations with practice backed by research
n Organisational approaches to improving patient safety – what is your role in the movement towards improving safety and efficiency in healthcare?
n Exclusive book signing with Professor Bob Wachter Professor and Associate Chairman Department of Medicine University of California
Hear from expert speakers including:
Professor Bob Wachter Professor and Associate Chairman Department of Medicine
University of California
Professor Erik Hollnagel Professor, University of Southern Denmark and Professor Emeritus
University of Linköping
Sir David Nicholson NHS Chief Executive
Department of Health
Gary Kaplan Chairman and CEO
Virginia Mason Medical Center
Stephen Thornton Chief Executive
The Health Foundation
Sir Stephen Moss Chairman
Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust
Gill Harris Deputy Chief Executive
Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Charles Vincent Director of the Imperial Centre for Patient Safety and Service Quality and Professor of Clinical Safety Research
Imperial College London
Sponsored by: Exhibitors:
The UK’s largest patient safety event, with over 700 attendees in 2011 from 13 countries and more than 200 NHS organisations
Don’t miss...
n Networking opportunities with key decision makers from the UK and overseas
n Over 80 national and international experts sharing their thoughts and commitments to patient safety
n The largest patient safety event in the UK, with over 700 attendees in 2011 from 13 countries and more than 200 NHS organisations
n Free attendance to the James Reason Annual Lecture delivered by Professor Bob Wachter
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust safari workshop – 28 May
NEW for 2012, this exciting safari workshop will provide you with hands-on learning of patient safety innovations in practice. Pick up practical tips and improvements to take back and implement in your organisation, having seen University Hospitals Birmingham’s innovations in action.
This safari will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to improve patient safety measures in your organisation and will cover:
n Monitoring and reducing adverse events
n Using technology efficiently and effectively to monitor outpatients
n Engaging doctors with data
n Embedding a culture of appropriate accountability using University Hospitals Birmingham’s ground-breaking root cause analysis method
NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement training day – 28 May
Book your place at this popular workshop and choose from two master classes that will provide you with hands on training and guidance delivered by respected experts.
Option 1: Fundamentals of patient safety. Covering the essentials of patient safety, this programme looks at the key concepts of improving patient safety, and provides a practical understanding of facilitating organisational change to take back and implement in your organisation.
Option 2: Medicines management and safety. A practical look at the entire pathway of medicine management, this workshop will cover key concepts for safe reliable prescribing, including diagnosis, supply and administration.
Register today: www.patientsafetycongress.co.uk Call us on 0845 056 8339 or email [email protected]
Speakers also confirmed on the programme include:
n Professor Steven Spear, Senior Lecturer Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Senior Fellow, Institute for Healthcare Improvement
n Frank Strang, Scottish Government Health Directorate, Primary Care, Healthcare Improvement Scotland
n Niall Dickson, Chief Executive General Medical Council
n Dr Jim Livingstone, Director of Safety Quality and Standards, Northern Ireland Department of Health
n Dr Phil Hammond, GP and Broadcaster
n Dr Robert Varnam, Clinical Lead for Commissioning, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement GP, Moss Side Medical Centre, The Robert Darbishire Practice
n Dr Michael Leonard and Dr Allan Frankel Principals and Co-Chief Medical Officers Pascal Metrics
n Sherry Nolan, Clinical Manager Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
n Susan Went, Quality Improvement Fellow The Health Foundation, Senior Expert In Healthcare Quality Improvement Royal College of Physicians
With thanks to our expert advisory board for their help steering the programme, including:
Dr Jo Bibby, Director of Improvement Programmes The Health Foundation
Dr Suzette Woodward, Director of Patient Safety and Head of Patient Safety Policy, National Patient Safety Agency
Dr Jane Jones, Assistant Director, The Health Foundation
Sir Liam Donaldson, Chairman, National Patient Safety Agency
David Dalton, Chief Executive, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust
Kate Jones, Interim Director of Safer Care and Improvement Capability NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
Dr Kevin Stewart, Medical Director, Royal College of Physicians and National Safe Care Team - QIPP programme, Department of Health
Dr Mike Durkin, Medical Director and National Clinical Director for VTE NHS South of England
Dr Jason Leitch, National Clinical Lead for Quality, Scottish Government
Professor Bruce Keogh, NHS Medical Director, Department of Health
Professor Charles Vincent, Director of the Imperial Centre for Patient Safety and Service Quality and Professor of Clinical Safety Research Imperial College London
Oliver Warren, Surgical Registrar and Honorary Fellow Imperial College London
Dr Robert Varnam, GP, Moss Side Medical Centre and The Robert Darbishire Practice and Clinical Lead for Commissioning NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
Dr Alan Willson, Director of 1000 Lives Plus, NHS Wales
Dr Gavin Lavery, Clinical Director, Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Safety Forum
Peter Walsh, Chief Executive, Action against Medical Accidents
Tricia Hart, Deputy CEO and Director of Nursing and Patient Safety South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Professor Naomi Fulop, Director, NIHR King’s Patient Safety and Service Quality Research Centre, King’s College London
Professor Jacky Hayden, Dean of Postgraduate Medical Studies North Western Deanery
Leading Safer Care
About the Health Foundation:The Health Foundation is an independent charity working to improve the quality of healthcare in the UK. We are here to inspire and create the space for people to make lasting improvements to health services.
We want the UK to have healthcare systems of the highest possible quality – safe, effective, person-centred, timely, efficient and equitable. We believe that in order to achieve this, health services need to continuously improve the way they work.
Come and visit our stand in the Partner Zone to talk to us about our work. Working at every level of the system, we aim to develop the technical skills, leadership, capacity and knowledge, and build the will for change, to secure lasting improvements to healthcare.
One of our key priorities is inspiring improvement in patient safety. Find out more at www.health.org.uk
“Patient safety is as important as ever and we are proud to be giving our full
support to the Patient Safety Congress. It is a great opportunity for us to take forward our work with healthcare leaders and frontline staff. The Congress is an essential platform for helping us to build a network of safety minded people and organisations to test and develop new approaches in patient safety and create an evidence base for safer care.”
Jo Bibby, Director of Improvement Programmes The Health Foundation
Register today: www.patientsafetycongress.co.uk Call us on 0845 056 8339 or email [email protected]
From its inception in 2008, the Patient Safety Congress has grown to become the largest patient safety event in the UK and one of the most prestigious in the world.
Coming to you with a fresh outlook on patient safety, the 2012 programme promises to deliver innovative, expert content on the current and future key issues in patient safety. Developed with our strategic partner the Health Foundation and our advisory board, the Congress balances high level policy updates with focused, tangible practical sessions backed by research.
Changes to healthcare have compelled us to look at our health system with new eyes. The new programme structure reflects our need to approach safety and efficiency measures in a more integrated way. Balanced between managerial and clinical content, the programme addresses the need to improve our organisational structures whilst taking personal responsibility and accountability at the front line and board level. The 2012 programme looks at patient safety from the cradle to the grave through innovative new work.
Poster ZoneSharing best practice and innovations with other organisations is a key part of improving safety and efficiency. The healthcare workforce offers a wealth of under utilised knowledge and advancements in patient safety. These schemes, projects and programmes are vital if we are to make a difference in patient safety.
The Patient Safety Congress Poster Zone is an integral part of the sharing of best practice at the event. With over 100 submissions in 2011, this is an opportunity to showcase and network that must not be missed.
To submit your poster visit www.patientsafetycongress.co.uk for a quick how to guide on submitting your poster. The deadline for entries is Friday 30 March 2012.
We thank our strategic partner
James Reason Annual Lecture
The James Reason Annual Lecture is designed to recognise the ground breaking work of Professor James Reason and his contribution to our understanding of systems failures. The lecture offers a chance to promote discussion and explore new concepts.
We are delighted to announce Professor Bob Wachter, Professor and Associate Chairman of the University of California’s Department of Medicine, will be giving this year’s prestigious lecture on Tuesday 29 May. This will be followed by a book signing of Professor Wachter’s second edition of his best selling ‘Understanding Patient Safety’.
2011 audience profile
The Patient Safety Congress is your opportunity to network and share ideas with key decision makers and champions of patient safety. Share your research, increase your business development opportunities or deliver thought leadership at this key event.
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To discuss opportunities at the Patient Safety Congress 2012 please contact Ince Saleem on 0207 728 3740 or email [email protected]
Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities
Align yourself with leading international and national experts, and participate in thought leadership and key policy updates at this essential event.
We are always looking for new ways to work with our sponsors, so contact us today to discuss a package that suits your needs
Contact Ince Saleem today on 0207 728 3740 or email [email protected] for information about sponsor and exhibition packages.
2% Other 2% Academia
4% Pharmacy & medicines management
35% Patient safety, quality,
governance & risk
20% General management
37% Clinical & medical
56% NHS acute
8% NHS mental health
13% NHS primary care
7% Overseas
3% Charity, professional body & association
6% UK private sector
4% Other public sector
3% NHS SHA
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Putting patient safety at the heart of healthcare
Leave the Congress and you will take with you...
n Digital content to access at your convenience post event
n First hand knowledge of the latest innovations in patient safety from across the globe
n Practical knowledge to share with your team and colleagues
n A deeper understanding of how you can improve clinical risks in your trust and reduce harm to your patients
n Renewed motivation to inspire you to make improvements today
n A wealth of new contacts and improved professional networks
n Post event access to winning poster entries
NHS QUeST at the Patient Safety CongressThe 2012 Congress sees the launch of NHS QUEST – a new member network for organisations with a relentless focus on quality and safety.
Sessions from the 13 founder NHS trust organisations bring additional valuable content to this year’s Congress.
Are you a junior doctor or nurse?The Patient Safety Congress is delighted to announce there will be a brand new category for junior doctors to submit their posters. Submit an abstract for a chance to be selected for one of the winning places, and meet experts in the field to share your work with. Our exceptional poster zone offers the perfect opportunity to showcase your work and share ideas with other professionals at this renowned international event.
We are also offering all junior doctors a special pass to the Congress – please call 0845 056 8299 for more information.
NHS INSTITUTe OF INNOvATION AND IMPROveMeNT TRAININg DAy
Monday 28 May 2012, Birmingham NeC
A hands-on training day with experts who will share their knowledge and tools to help you make lasting improvements in your organisation. Choose from either a medicines management masterclass or a management workshop looking at the fundamentals of patient safety and ways in which you can instil a model of change.
NeW for 2012
n International experts from around the world share their exciting, pioneering innovations
n Discussion panel, with experts from England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales exploring the future for integration and care pathways
n Professor erik Hollnagel addresses how we can learn from industrial disasters
n Learning from the 2012 games: what are the similarities to managing risk in healthcare?
n Theory into practice sessions: experts will explain how they implement ground breaking research into their trust and what they learnt along the way
n Primary care surgery: your questions answered with the experts
n Preparing for commissioning: what do we need to know and do?
n Taking a closer look at involving patients in redesigning safer care
n Book signing with Professor Bob Wachter, Professor and Associate Chairman, Department of Medicine, University of California following his James Reason Annual Lecture
Key SPeAKeRS INCLUDe:
Professor Bob Wachter Professor and Associate Chairman, Department
of Medicine, University of California
Professor erik Hollnagel Professor, University of Southern Denmark and Professor Emeritus, University of Linköping
Sir David Nicholson NHS Chief Executive, Department of Health
gary Kaplan Chairman and CEO, virginia Mason Medical Center
Stephen Thornton Chief Executive, the Health Foundation
Sir Stephen Moss Chairman, Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust
Jack Silversin Founding Partner, Amicus
Professor Charles vincent Director of the Imperial Centre for Patient Safety and Service Quality and Professor of Clinical Safety Research
Imperial College London
Niall Dickson Chief Executive, general Medical Council
Professor Steven Spear Senior Lecturer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Senior Fellow
Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Dr Suzette Woodward Director of Patient Safety and Head of Patient Safety
Policy, National Patient Safety Agency
Dr Allan Frankel Principal and Co-Chief Medical Officer, Pascal Metrics
UNIveRSITy HOSPITALS BIRMINgHAM NHS FOUNDATION TRUST SAFARI WORKSHOP
Monday 28 May 2012, Queen elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
This exciting new safari workshop will inspire you to make changes in your organisation join this hands-on tour and understand how UHB has put patient safety at the heart of it’s work across the organisation. Understand how to best use technology to make efficiency improvements right across the care pathway and throughout the entire organisation.
Sponsored by: Exhibitors:
Strategic partner:
28 - 30 May 2012Gallery Suite, NEC, Birmingham
Leading Safer Care
Bring your team – for bookings
of 10 or more delegates –
discounts apply contact
0845 056 8339
Book 5
places get the
6th FRee
For bookings of 10
or more please contact us
on 0845 056 8339
Putting patient safety at the heart of healthcare
CONgReSS PROgRAMMe 29 - 30 May 2012, Gallery Suite, NEC, Birmingham
DAY ONE - Tuesday 29 May 2012
08:30 Registration 09:00 Opening remarks from the chair:
Dr Phil Hammond, Journalist, Broadcaster and GP 09:10 Mid Staffordshire: What could we have done differently and what have we learnt for the future?
Sir David Nicholson, NHS Chief Executive, Department of Health Sir Stephen Moss, Chair Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust 09:50 Maintaining the focus on safety: NHS reform, outcomes framework and operating framework
n Understanding where PCT clusters fit in the new health system and their role in supporting patient safetyn Developing the relationship between primary and secondary care: What can they learn from each other and how can we facilitate shared learning?n Regulating for safety n Mapping out new policy frameworks: current and futuren Agents for change: The role of junior clinicians in improving patient safety Discussion panel:
Stephen Thornton, Chief Executive, the Health Foundation Dr Suzette Woodward, Director of Patient Safety and Head of Patient Safety Policy, National Patient Safety Agency
Niall Dickson, Chief Executive, General Medical Council Professor Hilary Chapman, Chief Nurse and Chief Operating Officer, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Dr Mike Durkin, Medical Director, NHS South of England Tricia Hart, Deputy CEO and Director of Nursing & Patient Safety South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Interactive voting: Your chance to put your questions to the panellists
10:30 Care pathways: How far can integration improve patient safety?
Introduced by: Dr Robert Varnam, GP and Joint Lead, Integrated Care NHS Future Forum Discussion Panel: Dr Alan Willson, Director of 1000 Lives Plus Programme NHS Wales Dr Jim Livingstone, Director of Safety, Quality and Standards Northern Ireland Department of Health, Social Services and Public Services Mike Durkin, Medical Director, NHS South of England Jason Leitch, National Clinical Lead for Quality Scottish Government
11:00 How do we build physician leadership and engagement to support patient safety?
Jack Silversin, Founding Partner, Amicus Gary Kaplan, Chairman and CEO Virginia Mason Medical Center 11:40 Morning refreshments and opportunity to visit the exhibition area
Medicines management masterclassMedicus (please don’t) interrupt-usSherry Nolan, Clinical ManagerChildren’s Hospital Los Angeles
Safe, reliable prescribing: Reducing prescribing errorsProfessor Bryony Dean Franklin Executive Lead Pharmacist (Research) University of London
Managing insulin: Safe administration and its impact on efficiencyDr Jonathan Thow, Joint ThinkGlucose Clinical Lead, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
VTE: Why is it still happening and how can we prevent it? Practical tipsAlison Cole, Service Improvement Design and Delivery Lead, Advancing Quality Alliance
Serious hazard of transfusion: Improving safetyDr Hannah Cohen, Chair, Serious Hazards of Transfusion Steering GroupConsultant Haematologist and Honorary Senior Lecturer, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and University College London
Lessons learnt from a review of miscarriage misdiagnoses in IrelandSheila Sugrue, Midwifery Lead, HSE Cora McCaughan, Chair, Serious Incident Management Team, HSE Cathriona Molloy, Service User Advocate Patient Focus
Trauma and Audit Research Network
Maralyn Woodford, Executive Director The Trauma Audit and Research Network and Manchester Academic Health Science Centre, University of Manchester
The systems approach to paediatric patient safety
National level:Jason Leitch, National Clinical Lead for Quality, Scottish Government
Hospital level: Peter Lachman, Associate Medical Director for Patient Safety, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust
Improving ambulance handovers and reducing falls
Phil Kyle, Operational Project ManagerNorth East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust
Risk assessment in mental health workshop: Learning from patients
How do we build physician leadership and engagement to support patient safety?
Jack Silversin, Founding PartnerAmicus
Gary Kaplan, Chairman and CEOVirginia Mason Medical Center
Stuff happens: A safety culture is a learning culture. How can we support whistleblowers?
Patients First
Communicating and spreading patient safety
Andrew Cooper, Communications Officer 1000 Lives Plus, Public Health Wales
Karen Newman, Head of Communications Aneurin Bevan Health Board
Enhanced recovery: The process, challenges and results of implementation of a whole system approach in a large district general hospital
Nigel Acheson, Medical DirectorPeninsula Cancer Network and Consultant Gynaecological OncologistCentre for Women’s Health, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust
How can we create safer patient pathways and systems?
Jane Jones, Assistant Director The Health Foundation
Using NPSA alerts as a catalyst for change
Improving handovers in paediatric care
Reducing maternal mortality and morbidity: Developing the perinatal trigger tool
Unpacking the psychological and emotional aspects of harm free care
Elaine Burke, Executive Nurse Director Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust
Em Wilkinson-Brice, Director of Nursing and Patient Care, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust
Patient experience and the focus at Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust
Angela Pedder, Chief Executive, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust and colleagues
What have we learnt from Mid Staffordshire?
Tricia Hart, Deputy CEO and Director of Nursing & Patient Safety, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
The QUEST effect: patient experience in 3 minutes – spreading the word
What have we learnt from our international collaborators?
Catherine Beardshaw, Chief Executive Aintree University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and colleagues
Redesigning safer care: How can we involve patients?
Rebecca Lawton, Senior Lecturer in Health Psychology, University of Leeds and Senior Lecturer in Applied Psychology, Bradford Institute for Health Research
Has patient safety moved on since last year? What Safety Express data tells us
Gill Harris, Deputy Chief Executive Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust and colleagues
How can leaders influence safety culture and achieve reliable patient outcomes?
Dr Michael Leonard, Principal and Co-Chief Medical Officer, Pascal Metrics
Dr Allan Frankel, Principal and Co-Chief Medical Officer, Pascal Metrics
Measuring patient safety: How do we know care is safe?
Professor Charles Vincent, Director of the Imperial Centre for Patient Safety and Service Quality and Professor of Clinical Safety Research, Imperial College London
Susan Burnett, Programme LeadOrganisation and Management Group Imperial College London
Patient story: When I’m in hospital, what does safe feel like to me?
Building the right environment for commissioning
Dr Robert Varnam, GP, Moss Side Medical Centre, The Robert Darbishire Practice and Clinical Lead for Commissioning, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
Moving to GP control: Impact on patient safety and assurance across multiple providers
Dr Paul Zollinger-Read, GP and Director of Commissioning Development, NHS East of England
Lunch and exhibition
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Drinks reception and book signing
End of day one
James Reason Annual LectureThe maturation of patient safety: Reflections on a decade of successes, failures, surprises and epiphanies Professor Bob Wachter, Professor and Associate Chairman, Department of Medicine, University of California
Reducing Clinical Risk
Care Pathway Leadership and Governance Systems Approaches NHS QUEST What does safe feel like?
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Perfecting patient care: How providers can simultaneously improve quality, affordability, and availability
Professor Steven Spear, Senior Lecturer Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Senior Fellow Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Scottish care pathways project
Frank Strang, Scottish Government Health Directorate, Primary Care, Healthcare Improvement Scotland
2012 Games learning legacy: What are the lessons for healthcare?
Dr Patrick Waterson, Design School Loughborough University
Early warning scores: Reducing failure to rescue in acutely deteriorating patients
Chris Subbe, Consultant Physician Wrexham Maelor Hospital
The leadership style required to build a culture of safetyAndrew Foster, Chief Executive Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust and colleagues
What can we learn about improving safety through the work of Matching Keystone and Lining Up?
Professor Mary Dixon-Woods, Professor of Medical Sociology, University of Leicester
Out-of-hours care: What can we learn from the death of David Gray?
Proactive risk management and warning systems: The practical use of the Safer Clinical Systems programme
Simon Watson, Programme LeadSafer Clinical Systems, NHS Lothian
Ailsa Howie, Junior Doctor, NHS Lothian
How to improve patient safety in the operating theatre
Hugh Rogers, Consultant Urologist and Divisional Director, Surgery and Critical Care West Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust
Against all odds: Delivering harm free care with less resourceSimon Pleydell Chief Executive South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and colleagues
Are hospitals getting safer? Using data to understand and improve patient safety
Roger Taylor, Director of Research and Public Affairs, Dr Foster Intelligence
Reducing risk during handovers
Cinzia Pessolezi, Research Fellow, School of Pharmacy, University of Hertfordshire
Jane Carthey, Human Factors SpecialistGreat Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust
Primary care surgeryn Managern GPn Practice Nursen Pharmacist
Reducing serious untoward incidents in mental health and improving their risk assessment
Sinead Partridge, Quality and Safety Officer, Devon Partnership NHS Trust
James Rooney, Managing Partner for Patient Safety, Devon Partnership NHS Trust
Transforming medicines management in care homes
Susan Went, Quality Improvement Fellow The Health Foundation and Senior Expert in Healthcare Quality Improvement, Royal College of Physicians
The role of the Chief Executive in delivering harm free carePatrick Crowley, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation TrustTony Spotswood, The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustJacqueline Totterdell, Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation TrustRon Calvert, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustBrian James, The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust
Looking beyond the immediate: The legal implications of negligence Patient deterioration: The human
dimensionSue Chapman, Safer Care AssociateNHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement and Nurse ConsultantGreat Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust
Junior doctors and nurses: the future of patient safety: How to instil the right values and behavioursSir Andrew Cash, Chief Executive Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Nick Moberly, Chief Executive Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation TrustDr Mike Richmond, Medical Director Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
How can technology reduce the opportunity for human error?
A virtual collaborative: Developing a reusable model using technology to successfully and economically spread improvement beyond geographical boundaries
Wendy Sayan, Scottish Patient Safety Programme Manager and Improvement Advisor, NHS Tayside
Joy Whitlock, Patient Safety and Quality Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
“Seek forgiveness rather than permission”: Empowering frontline staff to deliver high quality careDavid Dalton, Chief Executive, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust and colleagues
A rapid review of implementation strategies: Strengths and weaknessesMaxine Power, National Improvement Adviser, Department of Health
Learning from Imperial College: Integrating patient safety and traditional risk management approaches
Professor Peter Buckle, PresidentInstitute of Ergonomics and Human FactorsImperial College London
Providing safe care for deteriorating patients and in care homes
Using data to convince the sceptical on improvement scienceGetting the full picture of safety issues in
primary care
Dr Martyn Diaper, Primary Care TeamSafer Care, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement and GP, The Friarsgate Practice
Dr Robert Varnam, GP, Moss Side Medical Centre, The Robert Darbishire Practice and Clinical Lead for CommissioningNHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
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Human Factors and Systems Approaches
Care Pathway Risk Management Reducing Clinical Risk NHS QUEST Leadership and Culture
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© Emap Ltd 2012 - The programme may change due to unforeseen circumstances. Emap reserves the right to alter the venue and/or speakers and sessions.
DAY TWO - Wednesday 30 May 2012
08:30 Registration
09:00 Opening remarks from the Chair
Professor Charles Vincent, Professor of Clinical Safety Research, Imperial College London
09:15 Learning from things that went right but could have gone wrong
Professor Erik Hollnagel, Professor, University of Southern Denmark and Professor Emeritus, University of Linköping
10:00 The Implementation Challenge: How far have we come in improving patient safety?
Our expert international speaker panel will draw on their wide knowledge and experience to explore what should work, what could work and what does not work in other countries and what the UK can learn
Professor Bob Wachter, Professor and Associate Chairman Department of Medicine, University of California Professor Erik Hollnagel, Professor, University of Southern Denmark and Professor Emeritus, University of Linköping Dr Michael Leonard, Principal and Co-Chief Medical Officer Pascal Metrics Dr Allan Frankel, Principal and Co-Chief Medical Officer Pascal Metrics Jack Silversin, Founding Partner, Amicus Gary Kaplan, Chairman and CEO, Virginia Mason Medical Center Professor Steven Spear, Senior Lecturer Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Senior Fellow, Institute for Healthcare Improvement
11:00 Morning refreshments and opportunity to visit the exhibition area
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q £1199 + VAT q £1299 + VAT
q £650 + VAT q £699 + VAT
q £650 + VAT q £699 + VAT
q £899 + VAT q £999 + VAT
Standard Rate until 4th May 2012
Early Rate until 2nd Mar 2012
