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Universal provision of pre-filled syringes

We have asked leading experts what works to improve patient safety and this is what they told us…

4 March 2024

What Works

We have asked leading experts what works to improve patient safety and this is what they told us Benchmarking to drive improvements on time critical medication South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust has used internal audit data to identify areas of the hospital that need more support to improve the delivery of time critical [...]

Collaborating with patients, clinicians and manufacturers to deliver better outcomes

We have asked leading experts what works to improve patient safety and this is what they told us…

16 February 2024

The Hughes Report

The Hughes Report Alternatively, you can download the report below. Download

Restorative responses to adverse events

On 7th February the PSC will launch the Hughes report on redress options for those harmed by pelvic mesh and valproate. In the lead up the launch we hear from Jo Wailling about how restorative practice can heal harm.

31 January 2024

Martha’s Rule

Designing a patient and family-activated escalation of care intervention for concerns about patient deterioration As Martha’s Rule is being piloted in a number of hospitals in England, questions have been raised specifically about what the intervention should entail and how it should be implemented. It is recognised that patient and family activated escalation of care [...]
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