How Triangulation Can Help Prioritise Transparency, Learning and Oversight in Patient Safety
In this exclusive 60-minute web conference, you will learn how triangulation of patient safety data can enhance transparency, facilitate and support learning and provide robust and reliable oversight of patient safety. You will gain insights into the concept of triangulation and understand how it forms the cornerstone of a robust patient safety framework. You will explore its significance in promoting transparency, facilitating efficient learning, and enabling comprehensive oversight.
You will also learn how this innovative approach provides the best oversight that prioritises both systemic efficiency and individual patient care. Learn how triangulation can provide a holistic view, enabling healthcare providers to identify areas of improvement and implement targeted interventions.
You will also get an exclusive look at a market-leading patient safety and assurance system that utilises triangulation to bring together incidents, risk, complaints, claims and more to create a comprehensive overview of patient safety and the features that benefit learning, improvement and transparency.
Designed for
- Clinical Directors
- Chief Nurses
- Quality Directors
- Governance Directors
- Heads of Compliance and Risk
Organisations that should watch
- Secondary Care
- Primary Care
- Care Homes & Social Care Providers
- Emergency Services
- Integrated Care Systems
- Independent Healthcare Companies
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Andrew Bingham
Andrew is responsible for our customer success team, tasked with helping our customers make the most of the opportunities presented by our product features and key business responsibilities of customer retention, adoption and expansion.
Katie Wheeler
With over 8 years experience as Datix manager for Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership, Katie is now the Systme Manager for InPhase and is instrumental in developing the InPhase dashbaords and reporting systems and key to the growth of the platform going forward.