Event Type: single-event

“The National Suicide Prevention Strategy for England identifies improving support for people bereaved by suicide as a key objective and the NHS Long Term Plan highlights the aim of ensuring adequate services for all people bereaved by suicide. Much of this support will be community-based, but NHS providers also have a responsibility to offer both Read more

“Families are often ‘managed’ rather than treated as central to the investigation process, despite holding key information.” (The Future of Patient Safety Investigations, NHSI, Nov 2018) “Involving families in a compassionate manner is a crucial part of the investigation process.” (PH Health & Social Care Committee, 2019) As the new Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) is rolled out nationally, this webinar focuses on Read more

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

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

“Since 2014, Duty of Candour has been a statutory duty and should be used with patients and families when something has gone wrong which has caused or could lead to significant harm, but there continues to be a problem for some staff who are worried about delivering Duty of Candour correctly, which means they sometimes Read more

“The National Suicide Prevention Strategy for England identifies improving support for people bereaved by suicide as a key objective and the NHS Long Term Plan highlights the aim of ensuring adequate services for all people bereaved by suicide. Much of this support will be community-based, but NHS providers also have a responsibility to offer both Read more

“Speaking to a family after they have lost a loved one in our care is one of the most difficult conversations healthcare professionals can have – but it is so much harder for the family. Trying to do it in a way that is engaging and supportive is incredibly difficult, but incredibly important.” (NHS Executive Read more

“Families are often ‘managed’ rather than treated as central to the investigation process, despite holding key information.” (The Future of Patient Safety Investigations, NHSI, Nov 2018) “Involving families in a compassionate manner is a crucial part of the investigation process.” (PH Health & Social Care Committee, 2019) As the new Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) is rolled out nationally, this webinar focuses on Read more

“Since 2014, Duty of Candour has been a statutory duty and should be used with patients and families when something has gone wrong which has caused or could lead to significant harm, but there continues to be a problem for some staff who are worried about delivering Duty of Candour correctly, which means they sometimes Read more