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UK blog
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Read ArticleMoving from a Blame Culture to a Just Culture – Seven Key Elements
Learn the benefits of introducing a just culture not a blame culture and methodology for positive change within your healthcare organisation.
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Read ArticleIntegrated Care Systems: Improve Collaboration & Data Sharing
As all of England transitions to an ICS framework, it's important for organisations to adopt systems and tools that allow providers to identify themes and trends and share areas for improvement.
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Read ArticleSecuring Patient Safety with Connected Systems
In a world of ever-increasing complexity, too often the tools we use only further complicate our working lives.
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Read ArticleSupporting Patient Safety Legislation in Ireland
On 5th December, The Minister for Health in Ireland published a new patient safety bill that will regulate many important measures related to safety initiatives.
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Read ArticleFeel better with DCIQ
Under increasing pressure to ensure that safety practices are the best they can be, how can DCIQ transform the way your organisation operates and delivers the highest quality care?
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Read ArticlePatient Safety Challenges
As a global patient safety software provider, RLDatix knows that ensuring the best safety practices and standards in healthcare can be a challenging (and sometimes painful) task.
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Read ArticleWhose Job is Risk Management?
Risk in healthcare is a shared responsibility, from a patient's bedside to a seat at the boardroom table. So why do we associate the responsibility of risk primarily with the risk management departmen
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DPSIMS Project and RLDatix
RLDatix works with the NHS on the DPSIMS project to ensure that RLDatix customers can continue to seamlessly report data as they always have.
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Read ArticlePatient Safety Learning: The Launch
Yesterday, Patient Safety Learning was launched at an event in London. With almost 100 attendees spanning all areas across the healthcare sector...
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Read ArticleWhat to look for in patient safety software
First, we are presuming your organisation needs patient safety software. If this is a lingering question for your executive team, then let’s address that first.
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Read ArticleHow to improve patient experience and patient safety
Despite countless advancements made over decades of technological and medical innovation, healthcare providers continue to grapple with some core issues
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Read ArticleModernising patient outreach through web-based forms
One of the most essential aspects of a healthcare organisation is the way in which its caregivers communicate with their patients.
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Read ArticlePatient Safety Learning
In recent months, I’ve been working with colleagues to set up a new patient safety organisation.
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Read ArticleRLDatix Patient Safety Conference 2018
On the 13th November we held the bi-annual RLDatix Patient Safety Conference at the iconic Royal College of Physicians. The theme of the conference was ‘Data into actions and insights'
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Read ArticleAn important lesson from the aviation industry
Over the past decade, healthcare has taken many notes from the aviation industry, including the importance of checklists, cyclical processing, evaluation of safety events
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Read ArticleThe problems with incident reporting
In 2012, the Office of the Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services published a little-known report...
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Read ArticleThe power of DatixCloudIQ
As healthcare organisations continue to grow and expand their services, so does the probability that medical errors and patient safety events might occur.
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Read ArticleSecure reporting of patient data over mobile devices
With the increasing amount of mobile technology being deployed into the UK workforce in a bid to make processes and people operate as effectively and efficiently as possible
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Read ArticleCloud Technology: are you ready?
"What does ""Cloud technology"" really mean and what are its benefits?"
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Read ArticleDeveloping Fluency with a Common Classification System
While healthcare providers' goal is to improve and maintain the health, safety, and satisfaction of the patients they treat, the scope and severity of their needs differ greatly.
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