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Looking after yourself and your colleagues: Lessons from the NHS: Supporting a learning culture

Looking after yourself and your colleagues: Lessons from the NHS: Supporting a learning culture

Date: Saturday 12th October 2019

Opening times: 3.45 pm

Venue: Ironbridge 3, Telford International Centre, Shrophire

Details

Outline:

Nurses play a pivotal role in supporting continuous Quality Improvement in their organisations. This can be, for example, though clinical audits, creating checklists, guidelines and protocols and in highlighting areas for improvement, but also in supporting the team in a learning culture that looks at how systems can be improved instead of allocating unjust blame. In this session, Margaret Mary Devaney will talk about her experiences in the NHS as an RGN to show how we can embed a commitment to openness and understanding rather than discipline and blame in our teams, and can both safeguard our team against emotional distress caused by errors and advocate for the needs of our patients.

Topics to be covered:

  • Understanding the importance of creating physiological safety and recognising the risk of second victims
  • How to guard a safety learning system based on transparency and candour
  • How to ensure value alignment: applying organizational values to every decision made

Speaker:

Margaret Mary Devaney

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