What LFPSE will mean for you, what to look for in selecting a new system and transition strategies for success – Watch Now

NHS England discuss LFPSE incidents, CQC and Audit triangulation with InPhase

Guest Speakers: NHS England & County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust.

90 mins | Health Services | Patient Safety

In this exclusive 90-minute webinar, we were joined by Lucie Mussett, Senior Product Manager, LFPSE, NHS England and Warren Edge, Senior Associate Director of Assurance and Compliance at County Durham and Darlington NHS Trust, to talk about all things LFPSE (Learn from Patient Safety Events) and how to get the most out of changing your system.

Lucie covers the essentials of the transition from NRLS to LFPSE, including the reasons behind the change and its benefits. She also discusses the timescale surrounding the move and addresses some of the latest questions and concerns providers have raised and what your Trust can do to manage your migration successfully.

Our own Robert Hobbs and Paul Clinton show you a behind-the-scenes look at a leading LFPSE incident reporting system - Incident Oversight from InPhase. They demonstrate how it can save crucial clinical time by speeding up the data capture stage and how to use real-time reporting to help improve patient safety. More importantly, we will show you how the power of triangulation of incidents and events with CQC, NICE, policy and audit makes the ultimate patient safety-focused assurance system.

Warren shows you how County Durham and Darlington NHS Trust have used Oversight in a large and busy Trust to triangulate incidents, audits, quality and workforce information to create new insights and bring benefits to the nursing teams in practice.

This concise 90-minute webinar is an essential guide to moving from NRLS to LFPSE, saving clinical time, and improving oversight.

Designed for

Directors of Nursing
Directors of Clinical Governance
Head of Patient Safety
Directors of Quality

Organisations that should watch

Primary Care Providers
Care Homes & Social Care Providers
Emergency Services
Integrated Care Systems
Independent Healthcare Companies

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Robert Hobbs

Chief Executive Officer

As our Chief Executive and Founder, Robert has been the visionary leading InPhase to be one of the UK's leading providers of business management, governance and assurance solutions, and helping organisations align their actions and goals more easily and efficiently with InPhase's suite of integrated apps.

Lucie Mussett

Senior Product Manager, LFPSE, NHS England

Lucie has been leading on work to identify, specify and procure a successor system to the existing National Reporting and Learning System (NRLS) for Patient Safety incidents.

She is the mastermind behind the programme and conceptual design of LFPSE features.

Warren Edge

Senior Associate Director of Assurance & Compliance – County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust

As Senior Associate Director of Assurance and Compliance for County Durham and Darlington NHS foundation trust, Warren is a specialist in internal audit, risk management and governance. With overall responsibility for the implementation, commissioning and monitoring of these services, Warren has a strong track record of developing and improving internal assurance and compliance strategies within the trust and providing high-valued services to clients.

This exclusive web conference will cover these key areas:

How LFPSE is going to change the world of incident reporting forever
How speed, efficiency and ease of use are the key to implementing a new system and motivating staff to use it
Why triangulating capabilities to audits, quality, policies, and more is crucial for learning and improving
How complete oversight in real-time, with instant reports, can give you complete assurance from ward to board
A behind-the-scenes peek at Incident Oversight: a new LFPSE system to consider when you need to upgrade your old NRLS software