With the announcement by NHS England that all healthcare providers must have a Learn from Patient Safety Event (LFPSE) compliant incident reporting system by 31st March 2023, Incident Oversight from InPhase became one of the leading LFPSE certified solutions for all NHS Trusts.
East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust were one of the first to select the new LFPSE compliant Incident Oversight app from InPhase, to aid their continuous improvements to patient safety. The move to InPhase allows for complete oversight of the Trust.
The mental health crisis among nurses is the unseen epidemic sweeping the NHS. We explore what could help.
The Covid-19 pandemic left devastation in its wake. With 22M cases and 177k deaths in the UK alone, everybody has encountered the disease that will have a lasting impact on us for decades to come. The NHS and healthcare providers around the UK became the country's heroes, with the public flocking to the streets in their millions to cheer on our frontline workers.
Introducing Audit Oversight: the newest addition to our Suite of 20 integrated Oversight apps that will transform your Trust in weeks.
Audits are often viewed as time-consuming, box-checking annoyances by the NHS staff who must complete them. As a result of the lengthy processes required to complete audits, audit completion rates are often not where they should be – with a not-unusual 43% completion rate recently recorded at a major trust.
A better way to record, report and learn from incidents to improve patient safety and care.
Incident reporting is vital for healthcare providers to advance learning, improvements, and patient care. However, due to a lengthy, complex reporting process, minor incidents often go unreported, giving an inaccurate overview of adverse events. For more reliable data, better learning, and continuing to work towards delivering better standards of patient care, NHS England strongly encourages reporting of incidents, despite much of it being voluntary.
Exclusive access to the secret behind quick, easy and effective incident management and reporting
Incident reporting for healthcare providers is crucial to advance improvements and aid patient safety. As a result of lengthy, complex incident reporting processes, minor incidents aren’t being reported as often as they should. Although incident reporting is voluntary, NHS England encourages the reporting of events to continue working towards better standards of care for patients by avoiding recreating past mistakes that caused harm and inspiring change to outdated processes.
Sir Jim Mackey warns of tighter regulations coming to the NHS. InPhase asks: are you ready?
Following an exclusive interview with HSJ, NHS England's elective chief Sir Jim Mackey warns of tighter regulations as a result of increased public scrutiny during post-Covid recovery plans.
- Healthcare providers warned to prepare for tighter performance regulations following their most harrowing period in history
- Leaders need to be worried about the public perception of the service
- Find out a clear, simplified way to manage regulations against performance and get ahead of the game
Clinical audits made simple.
The experts at InPhase go into detail about what a clinical audit is, how it can be made easy and what we can do to help.
Find out:
- What is a clinical audit?
- How can a clinical audit help your organisation?
- How can a tedious clinical audit become revolutionary?
- How to make revolution easy.
Our 6 ideas to help change minds of audit doubters
“Audits are paper-pushing check box exercises that consume valuable scarce resource pointless administration.”
“We do them because we have to do them.”
Two unsatisfying comments from stretched staff that feel more resource doing the work is more of a priority than resource auditing the work. Many of us in the safety, quality and improvement field have worked tirelessly to overcome these types of concerns and mindsets for longer than we care to admit!
