Friday 12 Apr | 13:15-14:30<\/strong><\/p> Format: Workshop<\/em> In this session, delegates will learn about innovations in co-producing national patient safety policy, to support timely, evidence-based, responsive policy development. Using examples from across two patient safety policy teams \u2013 policy implementation, and patient safety independent investigations \u2013 this session will explore collaborative working with academic researchers and patient advocates, to co-produce new patient safety policy. Examples will be drawn from the Learn Together programme (supporting family involvement in incident investigations), a novel Citizens\u2019 Panel approach in the Response study (evaluating the new national incident response policy in England), and work exploring independent investigations of mental health homicides. Discussion will be facilitated by patient advocates, policy-makers and researchers.<\/p> As a result of this session, participants will be able to:<\/p> Angela King<\/strong><\/a> Patient Advocate<\/p> Jane O\u2019Hara<\/strong><\/a> University of Cambridge, England<\/p> Tracey Herlihey<\/strong><\/a> NHS England, England<\/p> Chelsea Gilsenan<\/b><\/a> NHS England, England<\/span><\/p> Gemma Louch<\/b><\/a> University of Leeds, England<\/span><\/p> Lauren Ramsay<\/b><\/a> University of Leeds, England<\/span><\/p>
Stream: Safety<\/em>
Content filters: Co-presented with patients, service users or carers<\/em><\/p>
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