Tackling Gaps in Patient Safety in Maternity: Embedding a Learning Culture

Tackling Gaps in Patient Safety in Maternity: Embedding a Learning Culture

Charter 2
Women's healthcare

Information

• Gain insight into the findings from the Baby Lifeline ‘Mind the Gap’ report

• Are we training the frontline in themes that relate to avoidable harm?

• Hear how NHS Resolution is working to overcome barriers to a learning culture

• Explore the barriers and opportunities to improve maternity safety with staff on the front line

NHS ResolutionStand 29NHS Resolution: delivering fair resolution and learning from harm to improve safety Our three main functions promptly and fairly resolve: • claims for compensation on behalf of the NHS in England (Claims Management); • concerns about the performance of individual doctors, dentists and pharmacists (Practitioner Performance Advice, formerly the National Clinical Assessment Service); and • appeals and disputes between primary care contractors and NHS England (Primary Care Appeals, formerly the Family Health Services Appeals Unit). Our strategy to 2022 sets out how we will build upon our combined strengths to transform the way in which we use valuable NHS resources to benefit patients, resolve concerns and help to improve safety. We also have a duty to use what we know, to help to prevent the similar incidents from happening again, and will work in collaboration with others to improve outcomes for patients.

Registered attendees

Emily Audet
Emily Audet
National Medical Director’s Clinical Fellow, Internal Medicine Trainee Doctor - West Midlands
Jordan Nicholls
Jordan Nicholls
Serious Inident, Governance and Quality Improvement LeadCentral and North West London NHS Foundation Trust
Sara Ledger
Sara Ledger
Head of Research and DevelopmentBaby Lifeline