Last week, we joined organisations around the world in marking #WorldPatientSafetyDay 2026, helping to raise awareness of the importance of safer care for patients everywhere.
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Last week, we joined organisations around the world in marking #WorldPatientSafetyDay 2026, helping to raise awareness of the importance of safer care for patients everywhere.
Explore all our resources here ➡️ tinyurl.com/ynw8pvt8
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This #WorldPatientSafetyDay, we're highlighting our Faculty of Learning, which features a range of modules to support the NHS to learn from claims, incidents and experiences to help improve patient safety and reduce harm.
Access our Faculty of Learning here ➡️ bit.ly/4h2k5lS
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On #WorldPatientSafetyDay, we're previewing an upcoming NHS Resolution report that explores the learning identified through suicide-related claims.
Our Safety and Learning Lead (North), Louisa Bradley, asks what can we learn from these claims?
Available early October.
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What can we learn from diabetes-related lower limb complication claims?
Our report and resources that explore the themes and lessons identified through claims involving lower limb complications in people with diabetes.
Read the report here ➡️ bit.ly/3T8Uv6F
#WPSD26 #WorldPatientSafetyDay
This #WorldPatientSafetyDay, we're highlighting our report that supports learning from delayed diagnosis of cancer claims and help improve patient safety across the healthcare system.
Read the report here ➡️ bit.ly/4j5FtsZ
#WPSD26
Next Thursday is #WorldPatientSafetyDay and we'll be reflecting on how learning, collaboration and shared insight can help reduce harm and improve outcomes across the healthcare system.
We'll be sharing examples of resources, reports & initiatives that support learning & reduce harm.