Name: Introducing the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) learning response toolkit by NHS England
Duration: 40 min 37 s
Description: Key to the success of PSIRF is the application of system-based approaches to learning from patient safety incidents. In this podcast we talk about our learning response toolkit and are joined by guests Darren Thorne (Facere Melius), Jane Carthey (Human Factors and Patient Safety Consultant) and Laura Pickup (HSIB).

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This podcast focuses on the training NHS organisations should ensure staff undertake as part of their preparation for the implementation of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) by Autumn 2023. The podcast provides an introduction to the training requirements, the PSIRF training procurement framework, training offered by the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch, and an overview of how this fits in with the wider national patient safety syllabus. Guests on the podcast are: Tracey Herlihey, Head of Patient Safety Incident Response Policy, in the national patient safety team, at NHS England; Nadine Mill, East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub, Andrew Murphy-Pittock, head of investigation education, Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch; and Steve Cross, associate in patient safety, at the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, and part of the Patient Safety Syllabus development team.

Overview of PSIRF training requirements

Key to the success of PSIRF is the application of system-based approaches to learning from patient safety incidents. In this podcast we talk about our learning response toolkit and are joined by guests Darren Thorne (Facere Melius), Jane Carthey (Human Factors and Patient Safety Consultant) and Laura Pickup (HSIB).

Introducing the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) learning response toolkit

In this second podcast of our 'Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) - ask an early adopter' series we put your questions directly to Kerry Crowther a Patient Safety Specialist from Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, which is a mental health and community health provider.

If you want to skip to a particular question, the questions and corresponding times they feature are listed below. A huge thanks to those who asked questions via Twitter and our 5 September launch webinar.

Also available is our first 'ask an early adopter' podcast, where we spoke to West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, a provider of acute and community care.



01:37 In the orientation phase what was the structure of your team and did you break the work into workstreams/projects?

03:51 What models in terms of teams or people power did you employ to implement PSIRF?

05:16 How do you respond to unexpected deaths under PSIRF?

07:43 How have you made PSIRF a new approach rather than just adding to previous approaches?

11:57 Have Patient Safety Partners been engaged?

16:24 How have you made Patient Safety Incident Investigations and associated reports as simple and as effective as possible?

19:46 Can you describe an example of using after action review or applying the SEIPS framework?

24:17 How do you ensure learning turns into improvement and how do you measure it?

26:46 Have you noticed any improved learning and reduced harm incidents?

29:01 Have you had any feedback from coroners?

32:37 Have you been visited by the CQC since adopting PSIRF and have you seen any improvement in safety ratings?

35:30 Do you have any advice for those working with NHS patients in the independent sector?

42:00 Can you describe some of the plans we have nationally to measure PSIRF?

49:43 Is there anything you would have done differently now looking back at your experience as an early adopter?

Ask a PSIRF early adopter - podcast 2 : Mental health trust

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In our latest Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) podcast, Tracey Herlihey, head of patient safety incident response policy, in the national patient safety team, is joined by Vicky Ainsworth, a communications lead at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trus,t and Stuart Kaill, from Health Innovation Manchester, to discuss ways of communicating about large scale change projects in NHS organisations.

The podcast explores Vicky’s experience of leading on communications for a large scale change project in Manchester, with a specific focus on sharing advice and suggestions relating to communicating the changes related to PSIRF. It includes expert tips on how to communicate large scale change to different audiences as well as within both large and small organisations.

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Images to use in local communications are available here: https://future.nhs.uk/NHSps/view?objectId=37394320

PSIRF support – expert tips on communicating large scale change

The leadership and management functions of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) oversight are wider and more multifaceted compared to previous patient safety response approaches. In this latest podcast we are joined by Lauren Morgan, director of Morgan Human Factors Ltd, and Donna Forsyth, director of Patient Safety Science not for profit Ltd, to discuss the PSIRF ‘oversight roles and responsibilities specification’ document. During the podcast they provide insightful answers to questions like: Why is oversight changing? Why is mindset so important? Are dashboards a thing of the past?

You can access the ‘PSIRF oversight roles and responsibilities specification’ document by visiting https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/B1465-4.-Oversight-roles-and-responsibilities-specification-v1-FINAL.pdf

PSIRF oversight: a shift towards engagement and empowerment

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