Bristol Patient Safety Conference 2020

**New date 30th September 2020** Keep up to date here

Due to the current uncertainty surrounding coronavirus and the being mindful of protecting the well-being of all our delegates and speakers, we have decided to move the conference to 30th September. If you have already booked your place we will be contacting you. If you would like to book for the 30th September, please click here

Conference: This is an independent, conference in its seventh year. It provides a great opportunity for delegates to network, share learning and to see a wide range of QI projects presented in posters on the day.

Who should attend?:  Those with an interest in patient safety and quality improvement, including: Consultants, Nursing Directors and their teams, Patient Safety, Quality, Risk and Compliance Managers, Junior Doctors, Nurses and medical students.

Share your quality improvement and patient safety work in our National Poster Competition: Junior doctors, nurses, midwives, medical students, AHPs, GPs, consultants and those working in care settings, among others, all encouraged to apply.Find out more here: http://www.bristolpatientsafety.com/poster-competition.html 

Plenary topics include:  The importance of sleep for safety; Consent; What Not To Do In Quality Improvement; Delivering a national QI Collaborative, Innovation and improved health outcomes

Workshops (two out of four):

A: How to make a success of your QI project – Nicola Davey, Quality Improvement Clinic

B: Effective Consent in Practice: Shared Decision Making – Joanna Lloyd, Partner, Bevan Brittan

C: ReSPECT – End of life care planning through a Recommended Summary Plan for Emergency Care and Treatment – Tony Goring, Dr Emma Redfern, Dr Mark Juniper, West of England AHSN

D: Patient Safety Mini-Hackathon – Dr Nathan Riddell, Academic Foundation Trainee, South Wales

*Select two out of four

Confirmed speakers:
Professor Russell Foster, Head of the Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology, the founder and Director of the Sleep and Circadian Research Institute and Fellow of Brasenose College Oxford

Dr John Dean, Clinical Director for quality improvement and patient safety Royal College of Physicians (RCP)

Dr Megan Peng, Quality Improvement lead for The Royal College of Paediatrics Diabetes Collaborative

Professor Nick Rich, Professor in Operations Management, specialist in Patient Safety & Safer Clinical Systems, Swansea University

Michele Golden, Deputy Director of Safety and Learning, NHS Resolution.

Website: www.bristolpatientsafety.com

CPD: 5 points applied for

Book now for Early Bird £189* (*first 20 places ): http://www.bristolpatientsafety.com/book.html
Standard price £229, Poster place £159

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