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The national Patient Safety Collaborative (PSC) programme is the largest safety initiative in the history of the NHS. It provides a national focus to support the system in making sure that patient safety is a priority, working to encourage a culture of safety, continuous learning and improvement. The PSC programme addresses national priorities and local safety concerns, creating a national network to spread and accelerate patient safety improvement focusing on: • developing patient safety leadership • building capability for quality improvement • coaching teams through quality improvement projects • bringing people together to find solutions to patient safety concerns • building capability for measurement for improvement • facilitating the spread and adoption of good practice The programme is delivered through 15 regional patient safety collaboratives covering every part of England and working across the health and care system, in hospitals and community settings, primary care and care homes. The regional patient safety collaboratives work directly with healthcare staff across all professions, supporting teams to nurture a safety culture and deliver patient safety improvement activity. Your regional collaborative can support your organisation to deliver quality improvement and make a difference to patient safety outcomes and experience by: • supporting the adoption of evidence- based interventions • supporting teams to improve the reliability and quality of care • providing staff at all levels with the skills and confidence to deliver quality improvement initiatives • sharing and spreading good practice for national and local priorities Patient Safety Collaborative The PSC programme works across the country on a number of national workstreams: Creating the conditions to develop and nurture a culture of safety – raising awareness of safety culture and helping teams to create the conditions to develop and nurture a culture of safety by using tools and interventions such as safety culture surveys to focus and drive improvement work. Improving the detection and response to deterioration in patients – improving recognition, response and communication when a patient’s condition deteriorates, supporting the adoption of the National Early Warning Score (NEWS) and other structured communication tools to ensure safety critical information is understood by health professionals. Improving maternal and neonatal safety – supporting the national Maternal and Neonatal Health Safety Collaborative, working to improve the safety, outcomes and experience of women and babies using maternal and neonatal care in England. The regional patient safety collaboratives provide quality improvement support and coaching for teams with trusts and across local maternity systems.

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Page 1: The national Patient Safety Collaborative (PSC) …...the history of the NHS. It provides a national focus to support the system in making sure that patient safety is a priority, working

The national Patient Safety Collaborative (PSC) programme is the largest safety initiative in the history of the NHS. It provides a national focus to support the system in making sure that patient safety is a priority, working to encourage a culture of safety, continuous learning and improvement.

The PSC programme addresses national priorities and local safety concerns, creating a national network to spread and accelerate patient safety improvement focusing on:• developing patient safety leadership• building capability for quality

improvement • coaching teams through quality

improvement projects• bringing people together to find

solutions to patient safety concerns• building capability for measurement

for improvement • facilitating the spread and adoption

of good practice

The programme is delivered through 15 regional patient safety collaboratives covering every part of England and working across the health and care system, in hospitals and community settings, primary care and care homes.

The regional patient safety collaboratives work directly with healthcare staff across all professions, supporting teams to nurture a safety culture and deliver patient safety improvement activity. Your regional collaborative can support your organisation to deliver quality improvement and make a difference to patient safety outcomes and experience by:

• supporting the adoption of evidence-based interventions

• supporting teams to improve the reliability and quality of care

• providing staff at all levels with the skills and confidence to deliver quality improvement initiatives

• sharing and spreading good practice for national and local priorities

Patient Safety Collaborative

The PSC programme works across the country on a number of national workstreams:

Creating the conditions to develop and nurture a culture of safety – raising awareness of safety culture and helping teams to create the conditions to develop and nurture a culture of safety by using tools and interventions such as safety culture surveys to focus and drive improvement work.

Improving the detection and response to deterioration in patients – improving recognition, response and communication when a patient’s condition deteriorates, supporting the adoption of the National Early Warning Score (NEWS) and other structured communication tools to ensure safety critical information is understood by health professionals.

Improving maternal and neonatal safety – supporting the national Maternal and Neonatal Health Safety Collaborative, working to improve the safety, outcomes and experience of women and babies using maternal and neonatal care in England. The regional patient safety collaboratives provide quality improvement support and coaching for teams with trusts and across local maternity systems.

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To find out more about what is happening in your region and to access our case studies, tools and resources, get in touch with your regional patient safety collaborative:East Midlands www.emahsn.org.uk Eastern www.eahsn.org.uk Greater Manchester www.healthinnovationmanchester.com South London www.healthinnovationnetwork.com North West London www.imperialcollegehealthpartners.com Kent Surrey Sussex www.kssahsn.net North East and North Cumbria www.ahsn-nenc.org.uk North West Coast www.innovationagencynwc.nhs.uk Oxford www.oxfordahsn.org South West www.swahsn.com UCLPartners www.uclpartners.com Wessex www.wessexahsn.net West Midlands www.wmahsn.org West of England www.weahsn.net Yorkshire & Humber www.yhahsn.org.uk

Or contact the national PSC programme: www.improvement.nhs.uk [email protected]

The PSC is a joint initiative, funded and co-ordinated by NHS Improvement and delivered locally through 15 regional patient safety collaboratives, hosted by the Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs).

The national Patient Safety Collaborative programme

East Midlands

Eastern

Greater Manchester

Health Innovation Network

Imperial College Health Partners

Innovation Agency North West Coast

Kent Surrey Sussex

North East and North Cumbria

Oxford

South West

UCLPartners

Wessex

West Midlands

West of England

Yorkshire & Humber

East Midlands

Eastern

UCLPartners

Kent Surrey Sussex

Imperial College Health Partners

WessexSouth West

West of England

Oxford

Greater Manchester

West Midlands

Innovation Agency

North West Coast

Health Innovation Network

Yorkshire & Humber

North East and North Cumbria

Patient Safety Collaborative

The 15 regional patient safety collaboratives also address local health and care concerns, chosen with input from stakeholders including care providers, commissioners, clinicians, managers, patients and carers.

Topics reflect patient safety issues affecting the local population and healthcare system including:

• healthy ageing• learning from Serious

Incidents • safer surgery• medicines safety and

optimisation• learning from deaths and

mortality reviews

• transfers of care• mental health• reducing falls, pressure ulcers

and urinary tract infections in care homes

• dementia


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