I’m a medical educator and for many years I have trained doctors and other health professionals to become better listeners. Nearly all the people I have taught have thought they were good at listening but then found how to do so better.
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Meeting Notes
8th Meeting – Thursday 30 January 2025 Attendees Professor Henrietta Hughes (Chair – Patient Safety Commissioner) Rabbi Dr Harvey Belovski - joined remotely Dr Mike Durkin (Imperial College London) - joined remotely Dr Habib Naqvi (NHS Race and Health Observatory) - joined remotely Rachel Power (Patients Association) - joined remotely Apologies Louise Ansari (Healthwatch England) [...]
Terms of Reference
Terms of Reference Background & Purpose The Patient Safety Commissioner for England is required in statute to appoint an advisory panel to provide the Commissioner with advice and assistance relating to the discharge of the Commissioner’s functions and encourage good practice in involvement with patients. This group must consist of persons who (taken together) represent [...]
‘How predictive analytics and AI can prevent patient harm’
Over the past few years, technology has been a driver for better patient care, from the proliferation of electronic medical records, continuous monitoring on general floors, to data analytics turning output from multiple inputs into useful information that can improve health, wellbeing, and patient outcomes.
Business Plan FY 2024-25
Business Plan FY 2024-25 Download the report below. Download
‘Positivity and abundance – shadowing the PSC’
As a patient, it is often hard to find patience during changes of regulation for a chronic condition. Whether it is changing medicines, doctors, time zones, or even diagnoses, finding trust in the process is inevitably challenging.