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Patient care is a key focus in healthcare throughout the UK, and the breadth of content at Patient Safety Congress makes it difficult for a single individual to fully benefit from. Over the years, we have seen an increase in NHS organisations sending groups of delegates to cover the multiple content streams.

 

We've spoken to some of the past group bookers of Patient Safety Congress and they have confirmed to us that they saw synergy with various teams within their organisation attending different sessions, sometimes across multiple streams in order to build their knowledge and learning. Looking at the 2024 agenda, we have mapped out how each department may plan their time at this year's event - click the headings below to see the sessions we believe are applicable:

 

PATIENT SAFETY, QUALITY, GOVERNANCE, RISK

Stream B - Embedding a safety culture and activating change 
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 11.15am : Fostering and operationalising a culture of safety in your department
  • 12.10pm:  Turning PSIRF theory into practice – engaging staff to deliver improved patient outcomes 
  • 2.00pm:  Speaking up safely… and being heard: Speaking up and holding to account for patient safety
  • 2.55pm: Creating a culture of positive family engagement in your organisation: A how-to guide

Stream C - Women's Health: Maternity and Birth Trauma 
16 September 2024 (Day1)

  • 11.15am:  Focusing on system-wide collaboration to improve medicines safety and reduce medication error

Stream E - Learning and improvement to translate safety across the system
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 11.15am: Quality in healthcare: Questioning the work for effective change
  • 12.10pm: SMS and incident reporting - reframing incident reporting as a positive 
  • 2.00pm: PSIRF one year in – what’s changed? Success stories and lessons learned 
  • 2.55pm: Patient leadership for improvement and safety

View the full programme here.

CLINICAL EDUCATION/WORKFORCE

Stream A - Workforce and Wellbeing: Enabling staff to create safer care
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 11.15am: Why are people really leaving the NHS - How can we better support staff welfare to halt the brain drain?
  • 12.10pm: Exploring the impacts of worker substitution and temporary workforce on safety – how can we ensure staff and patients are fully supported?
  • 2.00pm: Improving how we welcome, prepare and support international and diverse staff for giving safe care
  • 2.55pm: Protecting psychological safety and enabling compassionate care to look after staff and patients 

Stream B - Embedding a safety culture and activating change
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 2:00pm: Speaking up safely… and being heard: Speaking up and holding to account for patient safety

Stream C - Women's Health: Maternity and Birth Trauma 
16 September 2024 (Day1)

  • 11.15am:  Focusing on system-wide collaboration to improve medicines safety and reduce medication error
  • 12.10pm: Finding the nexus of pharma waste, medicines safety, reducing medication error and waste 
  • 2.00pm: Lessons learned from maternity investigations and what the most improved trusts can teach us to deliver safety
  • 2.55pm: Reducing birth trauma and improving care to reduce maternity risks

Stream D:  Leveraging technology, AI and virtual care to deliver safety
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 11.15am: Freedom to speak up and using tech to help deliver safety 
  • 12.10pm: How is AI and emerging tech to help us improve early intervention, rapid learning, quality improvement, evaluate outcomes and harm reduction

Stream E - Learning and improvement to translate safety across the system
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 12.10pm: SMS and incident reporting - reframing incident reporting as a positive 
  • 2.00pm: PSIRF one year in – what’s changed? Success stories and lessons learned 

Stream F: Human Factors: Making it everyday business
17 September 2024 (Day 2)

  • 11.15am: Access, outcome and experience: Including neurodivergent people in a healthcare system when it is under pressure
  • 12.10pm: Building safer culture with brick and mortar: An A&E case study
  • 2.00pm: Managing risk: Healthcare organisations, responses and options when functioning under pressure
  • 2.55pm: Just culture: Why patients and families are the missing link

Stream G: Stream G - Safety interventions for the deteriorating and high-risk patient
17 September 2024 (Day 2)

  • 2.55pm: Reducing super stranded patients in acute mental health wards

 

View the full programme here.

SERVICE MANAGERS  

Stream B - Embedding a safety culture and activating change 
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 11.15am : Fostering and operationalising a culture of safety in your department
  • 12.10pm:  Turning PSIRF theory into practice – engaging staff to deliver improved patient outcomes 
  • 2.00pm:  Speaking up safely… and being heard: Speaking up and holding to account for patient safety
  • 2.55pm: Creating a culture of positive family engagement in your organisation: A how-to guide

Stream C - Women's Health: Maternity and Birth Trauma 
16 September 2024 (Day1)

  • 2.00pm: Lessons learned from maternity investigations and what the most improved trusts can teach us to deliver safety
  • 2.55pm: Reducing birth trauma and improving care to reduce maternity risks

Stream D:  Leveraging technology, AI and virtual care to deliver safety
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 2.00pm:Safety benefits and pit falls of virtual wards and remote patient monitoring
  • 2.55pm: PSIRF - using data to investigate in the right way

Stream F: Human Factors: Making it everyday business
17 September 2024 (Day 2)

  • 12.10pm: Building safer culture with brick and mortar: An A&E case study
  • 2.00pm: Managing risk: Healthcare organisations, responses and options when functioning under pressure
  • 2.55pm: Just culture: Why patients and families are the missing link

Stream H: Reducing risk across the system: Flow, emergency and out of hospital care
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 11.15am: Triangulating between community, emergency care, ambulance, mental health and acute to prevent never events
  • 12.10pm: Taking a partnership approach to reduce risk and maximise outcomes: With a pressure ulcers focus
  • 2.00pm: Emergency care – Managing the crowding pressures and flow with a focus on risk and safety

View the full programme here.

 

 

CLINICAL LEADERS AND TEAMS

Stream B - Embedding a safety culture and activating change 
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 11.15am : Fostering and operationalising a culture of safety in your department
  • 12.10pm:  Turning PSIRF theory into practice – engaging staff to deliver improved patient outcomes 
  • 2.00pm:  Speaking up safely… and being heard: Speaking up and holding to account for patient safety

Stream C - Women's Health: Maternity and Birth Trauma 
16 September 2024 (Day1)

  • 11.15am:  Focusing on system-wide collaboration to improve medicines safety and reduce medication error
  • 12.10pm: Finding the nexus of pharma waste, medicines safety, reducing medication error and waste 
  • 2.00pm: Lessons learned from maternity investigations and what the most improved trusts can teach us to deliver safety
  • 2.55pm: Reducing birth trauma and improving care to reduce maternity risks

Stream D:  Leveraging technology, AI and virtual care to deliver safety
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 11.15am: Freedom to speak up and using tech to help deliver safety 
  • 12.10pm: How is AI and emerging tech to help us improve early intervention, rapid learning, quality improvement, evaluate outcomes and harm reduction

Stream E - Learning and improvement to translate safety across the system
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 11.15am: Quality in healthcare: Questioning the work for effective change
  • 12.10pm: SMS and incident reporting - reframing incident reporting as a positive 

View the full programme here.

 

 

IMPROVEMENT/TRANSFORMATION

Stream C - Women's Health: Maternity and Birth Trauma 
16 September 2024 (Day1)

  • 11.15am:  Focusing on system-wide collaboration to improve medicines safety and reduce medication error
  • 12.10pm: Finding the nexus of pharma waste, medicines safety, reducing medication error and waste 

Stream D:  Leveraging technology, AI and virtual care to deliver safety
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 11.15am: Freedom to speak up and using tech to help deliver safety 
  • 12.10pm: How is AI and emerging tech to help us improve early intervention, rapid learning, quality improvement, evaluate outcomes and harm reduction
  • 2.00pm:Safety benefits and pit falls of virtual wards and remote patient monitoring
  • 2.55pm: PSIRF - using data to investigate in the right way

Stream E - Learning and improvement to translate safety across the system
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 11.15am: Quality in healthcare: Questioning the work for effective change
  • 12.10pm: SMS and incident reporting - reframing incident reporting as a positive 

Stream F: Human Factors: Making it everyday business
17 September 2024 (Day 2)

  • 11.15am: Access, outcome and experience: Including neurodivergent people in a healthcare system when it is under pressure
  • 12.10pm: Building safer culture with brick and mortar: An A&E case study
  • 2.00pm: Managing risk: Healthcare organisations, responses and options when functioning under pressure
  • 2.55pm: Just culture: Why patients and families are the missing link

Stream H: Reducing risk across the system: Flow, emergency and out of hospital care
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 11.15am: Triangulating between community, emergency care, ambulance, mental health and acute to prevent never events
  • 2.00pm: Emergency care – Managing the crowding pressures and flow with a focus on risk and safety

View the full programme here.

 

BOARD LEVEL LEADERS 

Stream C - Women's Health: Maternity and Birth Trauma 
16 September 2024 (Day1)

  • 11.15am:  Focusing on system-wide collaboration to improve medicines safety and reduce medication error
  • 12.10pm: Finding the nexus of pharma waste, medicines safety, reducing medication error and waste 

Stream E - Learning and improvement to translate safety across the system
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 11.15am: Quality in healthcare: Questioning the work for effective change
  • 12.10pm: SMS and incident reporting - reframing incident reporting as a positive 
  • 2.00pm: PSIRF one year in – what’s changed? Success stories and lessons learned 
  • 2.55pm: Patient leadership for improvement and safety

Stream F: Human Factors: Making it everyday business
17 September 2024 (Day 2)

  • 2.00pm: Managing risk: Healthcare organisations, responses and options when functioning under pressure

Stream G - Safety interventions for the deteriorating and high-risk patient
17 September 2024 (Day 2)

  • 12.10pm: Embedding Martha’s Rule effectively in a deterioration setting - why to do it, how to do it

Stream H: Reducing risk across the system: Flow, emergency and out of hospital care
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 2.55pm: Mapping and reducing regional health inequities across the system

View the full programme here.

NURSING LEADERS AND TEAMS

Stream A: Workforce and Wellbeing: Enabling staff to create safer care
16 September 2024 (Day 1)

  • 11.15am: Why are people really leaving the NHS - How can we better support staff welfare to halt the brain drain?
  • 12.10pm: Exploring the impacts of worker substitution and temporary workforce on safety – how can we ensure staff and patients are fully supported?

Stream C - Women's Health: Maternity and Birth Trauma 
16 September 2024 (Day1)

  • 2.00pm: Lessons learned from maternity investigations and what the most improved trusts can teach us to deliver safety
  • 2.55pm: Reducing birth trauma and improving care to reduce maternity risks

Stream E - Learning and improvement to translate safety across the system
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 11.15am: Quality in healthcare: Questioning the work for effective change
  • 12.10pm: SMS and incident reporting - reframing incident reporting as a positive 
  • 2.00pm: PSIRF one year in – what’s changed? Success stories and lessons learned 
  • 2.55pm: Patient leadership for improvement and safety


Stream F: Human Factors: Making it everyday business
17 September 2024 (Day 2)

  • 2.00pm: Managing risk: Healthcare organisations, responses and options when functioning under pressure

Stream G: Stream G - Safety interventions for the deteriorating and high-risk patient
17 September 2024 (Day 2)

  • 12.10pm: Embedding Martha’s Rule effectively in a deterioration setting - why to do it, how to do it

Stream H: Reducing risk across the system: Flow, emergency and out of hospital care
17 September 2024 (Day 2) 

  • 2.55pm: Mapping and reducing regional health inequities across the system

View the full programme here.

 
 
 

 

The above suggestions are the sessions we believe would benefit each department but your Trust's needs may be different. We strongly advise for you and your department leads to visit the latest agenda this year to fully understand what sessions would be most applicable to them so that you can understand your ticket needs.  We are happy to assist in this planning so please contact us using the form below.

A national focus with a fully regional attendance

 

Patient Safety Congress has always been an event that is curated with the national focus in mind. We know how important it is for every Trust to focus on patient care and make improvements where possible. 

Every year, the Congress attracts delegates from around the country as well as internationally; as they seek to learn from the best public healthcare service in the world. 

In 2023, 150+ NHS organisations across the UK were represented at Patient Safety Congress, highlighting the importance of patient safety - the map on the right signifies the coverage across NHS organisations per region. Whilst we note the benefit of networking and having conversations with peers nationally, this is another opportunity to strengthen in this key area on a regional basis.

Ensure that your Trust do not miss out on joining their peers at this must-attend event...

Patient Safety Congress - regional heat map

Contact the team

 

The team are here to help answer any questions you may have and/or discuss your requirements - complete the form below and we will be in touch: