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‘Patient safety progress stopped in its tracks by covid’ says Hunt report

People harmed by the NHS are still being left to fend for themselves

Effective approaches to protecting patients living w/ covid19

HSJ Patient Safety Congress 2021 - What good really looks like: How to be a safe maternity unit

HSJ Patient Safety Congress - BD Webinar: Beds, Backlog & Bureaucracy

Managing Adverse Events with Susannah Stanford and Sarah Seddon

HSJ Patient Safety Virtual Congress - First Do No Harm

HSJ Patient Safety Virtual Congress - Re-imagining care through digital transformation

HSJ Patient Safety Virtual Congress - Innovation in assessing & managing patients with covid-19

HSJ Patient Safety Congress - Interview with John Welch & Alison Phillips

Keynote panel: How are we letting vulnerable patients in closed cultures including mental health units down?

Keynote panel: the reality of now, the challenges this poses and how people can deliver safety in such an environment

The state of patient safety: a UK and international perspective

Building Safer Health Systems with RLDatix

Honest conversations with Rebecca Hilsenrath

Honest Conversations with Donna Ockenden

Patient Safety Congress 2021 - Putting into practice lessons from prevention of future death reports

Honest Conversations with Dr Rosie Benneyworth

Patient Safety Congress 2021 – James Reason Lecture: Professor Rhona Flin

Patient Safety Congress 2021 - Attaching a patient safety lens to complaints to ensure just culture

Patient Safety Congress 2021 – The role of outreach in post-intensive care

The NHS is still not learning from past mistakes in maternity

Webinar: PSIRF Learning Response Tools - Integrating Action Reviews to Enhance Learning and Safety, in association with Radar Healthcare

Maternity services to be quality checked as £95m pledged to improve safety

The James Reason Lecture 2023

Empowering the voice of frontline staff: openness and collaboration

Being prepared to be surprised: Handling the unexpected