How to Learn from Patient Safety Incidents using Innovation and Triangulation with King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

This exclusive 60-minute free web conference will show how triangulation of patient safety data with risk, complaints, claims, and more is crucial to learning more from patient safety incidents. Joined by King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, we will show you how to implement an innovative patient safety system focusing on learning and improvement.

Steve Walters, Head of Risk and Quality Governance at King’s College Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, will take you through what features are important in a digital system that gives the user the flexibility needed to support innovation. He will also discuss King’s strategic plan for developing their triangulated system and their approach to connecting departments that may not have been able to interact with each other previously. He will share what learning has already been achieved at King’s and what their plans are for the future.

Andrew Bingham, Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Chief Executive Officer of InPhase, will show you how using technology can connect individual departments in new way and forecast what future possibilities this can bring to the world of patient safety initiatives. He will also show you how you can give your organisation thorough assurance with this approach and real-world examples of InPhase users learning from Patient Safety events this way.

You will also get an exclusive look at the market-leading patient safety system, taking the healthcare sector by storm in a demonstration. You will see first-hand the triangulation abilities of InPhase and what they can do for your organisation.