Listening to the Parent Voice – Caring for a child with complex needs

  • Webinar: Listening to the Parent Voice – Caring for a child with complex needs
     18 April 2024
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

For the first time, Making Families Count are collaborating with SOFT UK, a charity that supports families caring for children with a rare and life-limiting genetic condition. Speakers will be drawn from the families and healthcare professionals who are part of the SOFT UK community, sharing their stories and lived experiences and giving suggestions that Read more

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Webinar: How Can We Learn From Families’ Complaints?

Stephen Habgood presenting at a conference.
  • Webinar: How do we learn from families’ complaints?
     11 April 2024
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

This new webinar examines why families make complaints and offers a best practice guide on how to involve the patient/family and how staff can be guided by them and their observations. It also looks at how to achieve timely sharing of information and how to ensure good communication with the patient/family. In addition, you will Read more

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Webinar: Confidentiality and Information Sharing with Families

Stephen Habgood presenting at a conference.
  • Webinar: Confidentiality and Information Sharing with Families
     21 February 2024
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

Families frequently report that the issue of confidentiality is a recurring theme in their experience of losing a family member to suicide. This webinar recognises the difficulties for healthcare staff in balancing the rights of an individual to confidentiality and the importance of working closely with families – listening to their concerns and the information Read more

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Webinar Programme: Family Liaison Services – Working for Families

  • Webinar Programme: Family Liaison Services – Working for Families (Part 1)
     19 October 2023
     12:30 pm - 2:30 pm
  • Webinar Programme: Family Liaison Services – Working for Families (Part 2)
     26 October 2023
     12:30 pm - 2:30 pm

Making Families Count are excited to launch this two-part webinar programme, designed specifically for NHS staff who are committed to engaging positively with patients and families after a serious patient safety incident. The programme seeks to create a unique learning experience for those in Family Liaison or Patient Engagement roles across the NHS. It focuses Read more

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Webinar: Duty of Candour – Why Does It Matter to Families?

Making Families Count Presentation
  • Duty of Candour – Why Does It Matter to Families?
     5 December 2023
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

This webinar focuses on the importance of using Duty of Candour correctly, understanding when and how to use it, and the difference it can make to patients and families. It includes a presentation around the long-term negative effects of Duty of Candour failings, a positive family experience of DoC done well, a “how, when and Read more

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Webinar: 3 Dads Talking – Working with Families after Suicide

Stephen Habgood presenting
  • Working with Families after Suicide
     30 November 2023
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

Understanding and supporting those who have lost someone to suicide can be difficult and sensitive, given the complex nature of suicide and its impact on family members and friends. This webinar will raise awareness of these complex issues to help us better support families through this difficult and tragic event. Staff often find it difficult Read more

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Webinar: Working Well with Distressed Families

Jan Sunman giving a presentation
  • Webinar: Working Well with Distressed Families
     16 November 2023
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

Health staff frequently express concerns about how to work well with distressed families. They are often unsure about when and how to make contact and have conversations. They lack confidence and worry about getting it wrong, which can result in delaying contacting the family or avoiding the contact altogether which inevitably makes the situation worse. Read more

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Webinar: Confidentiality and Information Sharing with Families

Stephen Habgood presenting at a conference.
  • Webinar: Confidentiality and Information Sharing with Families
     11 October 2023
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

Families frequently report that the issue of confidentiality is a recurring theme in their experience of losing a family member to suicide. This webinar recognises the difficulties for healthcare staff in balancing the rights of an individual to confidentiality and the importance of working closely with families – listening to their concerns and the information Read more

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Webinar: Positive Family Engagement – An essential part of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework

Frank Mullane presenting
  • Positive Family Engagement – An essential part of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework
     9 November 2023
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

As the new Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) is rolled out nationally, this webinar focuses on using positive family engagement within the new framework to transform the investigation experience of patients, families, and staff. It will feature presentations showing the devastating effect of poor family engagement on bereaved families, and the transformative effect positive Read more

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Webinar: Working Well with Distressed Families

  • Webinar: Working Well with Distressed Families
     29 June 2023
     12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

Health staff frequently express concerns about how to work well with distressed families. They are often unsure about when and how to make contact and have conversations. They lack confidence and worry about getting it wrong, which can result in delaying contacting the family or avoiding the contact altogether which inevitably makes the situation worse. Read more

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