STREAM D: Freedom to speak up and using tech to help deliver safety

STREAM D: Freedom to speak up and using tech to help deliver safety

Charter 2
Leveraging technology, AI and virtual care to deliver safety

Information

  • Exploring the pros and cons of using tech to support freedom to speak up
  • Enabling speaking up to raise concerns, make services safer and improve staff morale in a safe and secure way
  • Practical ways for frontline staff to access
Agenda
HSJ Patient Safety Congress
Radar HealthcareStand 10Radar Healthcare is dedicated to helping healthcare organisations across the world to improve patient safety and drive positive outcomes. We do this through our interoperable risk, quality and compliance platform which supports the quest for excellence through incident management, risk management and audit management software, as well as quality improvement plans and workforce compliance. Intelligent analytics enable actions to be triggered directly from this data and monitors data patterns to create events, automate notifications around concerns and improve operational intelligence across one or multiple locations. In this way, healthcare providers can improve patient safety, reduce risks, know they are compliant, increase productivity and improve the delivery of care through quality assurance and operational efficiency.

Registered attendees

Deborah Carter
Deborah Carter
FTSU Guardian and Patient Safety Project DirectorWarrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Deborah Dover
Dr Deborah Dover
Director of Patient Safety & Patient Safety Specialist, Consultant in Child & Adolescent PsychiatryEast London NHS Foundation Trust
Hugh Wilkins
Hugh Wilkins
Clinical ScientistWhistleblower and Advocate for a Fresh Approach to Speaking Up

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