SAFE AS HOUSES: Patient safety is the cornerstone of high quality care

09:45 Welcome and registration

10:00 Introduction - Tara Renton

10:10 Patient Safety - What do we mean? - Mike Pemberton

10:40 LocSSIPs and Developments - Tara Renton

EXAMPLES OF BEST PRACTICE

11:10 The King's Way - Harjit Tagar and Maria Devine

11:30 Time out before you take out - Hannah Desai

11:50 The Manchester Model - Alka Saksena

12:10 Barts and The London: Checklists and Communication - Edmund Bailey

12:30 Panel Discussion - Implementation of LocSSIPs in Oral Surgery

LUNCH

13:45 Staying on the tightrope of confidence - Trevor Dale

14:15 Human Factors: interuptions, distractions and non-technical skills - Frances O'Leary

14:35 Changing the culture - Alka Saksena

15:05 Turning disaster into a positive outcome - Selina Master

15:35 Panel discussion/ concluding remarks

15:45 CLOSE

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

• Provide an overview of the history of patient safety
• Illustrate examples of good practice in the implementation of Local Safety Standards for Invasive Procedures (LocSSIPs) in Oral Surgery
• Understand the root causes of error and how to overcome “blame culture”
• Understand the role of human factors and non-technical skills in healthcare
• Gain insight into learning from near misses and never events in surgery

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of the course, participants should be able to:

• Describe the science of patient safety and how it relates to our everyday practice
• Apply best practice to design LocSSIPs for their own working environment
• Demonstrate understanding of the root causes of error and the influence of blame culture
• Recognise the role of human factors and non-technical skills in adverse incidents
• Encourage shared learning from adverse incidents and near misses in their workplace

Register Now!                                                                  4.5 CPD have been applied for

                               Members & Concessions £50  Non Members £60 to include lunch

                                                 For queries email Maria Devine: maria.devine@nhs.net