Change needed in how GP continuity of care is prioritised at a national level
Making continuity of care an ‘essential requirement’ for GP practices could reduce the risk of a de…
Read moreWe release new dates for NHS courses on a regular basis. Please subscribe to our mailing list to be notified of new dates.
Our courses are currently available free of charge to NHS staff in England only, with a focus on those with patient safety and investigation roles.
Our flagship programme, the CPD accredited ‘A systems approach to investigating and learning from patient safety incidents’, is on-demand learning and we can accommodate large numbers of leaners in each cohort.
The other courses are delivered online to small groups. With a limited resource, access to these must be strictly controlled to ensure sufficient availability.
We really appreciate the interest in our education programme and hope you understand that we have a small faculty to deliver this learning. If you have any questions, please email education@hssib.org.uk.
The aims of our education programme are to:
Our education programme is agile and responds to the needs of staff who work in health and social care. We produce learning that is innovative and practical, to share our approaches to patient safety investigation and motivate staff to continue their learning.
To support the NHS to further improve patient safety, NHS England has launched the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF). It outlines how NHS trusts should respond to patient safety incidents and how and when a patient safety investigation should be conducted.
We’ve developed a range of courses to support NHS trusts to implement and use PSIRF.
PSIRF courses:
Find out more about the courses below. Courses fill up quickly when they are released. If you cannot see the course in the online catalogue, please subscribe to our mailing list to find out when new dates are released.
This course is aimed at those who lead investigations and other learning responses and those in Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) oversight roles. The course meets the minimum training requirement of this specific element of the new PSIRF.
In this course you will learn about:
This is an on-demand learning course with bitesize modules for you to learn at your own pace.
As this course is CPD certified, you can record 20 CPD points upon completion.
This one-day live course is aimed at those who have a lead role in engaging and involving those affected by patient safety incidents. Those affected includes patients, family members or healthcare staff.
The day is split into four modules:
The course meets the minimum training requirement of this specific element of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF). It also aligns to the accompanying PSIRF guidance ‘Involving those affected by patient safety incidents in the learning process’. To reach the minimum training requirement you are required to attend the whole day.
As this course is CPD certified, you can record 7 CPD points upon completion.
This live course is designed to introduce the principles of patient safety incident response oversight. It covers the mindset and the culture underpinning effective oversight, as well as the theory and practice of measurement and monitoring of patient safety.
This is a seven hour course, delivered in two sessions of 3.5 hours each, with a gap of about a week between the sessions.
As this course is CPD certified, you can record 7 CPD points upon completion.
General courses:
Find out more about the courses below. Courses fill up quickly when they are released. If you cannot see the course in the online catalogue, please subscribe to our mailing list to find out when new dates are released.
This live 3.5-hour course offers an overview of the principles that underpin a professional safety investigation interview with either a member of staff, a patient or a family.
The course aligns to the PSIRF guidance on a systems approach to interviews.
As this course is CPD certified, you can record 3 CPD points upon completion.
This live 3-hour course introduces the concept and approach to thematic analysis.
We recognise that this form of analysis may be new to some staff looking to integrate the learning required when implementing the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) into your organisation. However, we hope that demystifying this form of analysis will allow you to reflect on how you may already use this approach to some extent, but also how you could expand or introduce this approach to enhance organisational learning.
As this course is CPD certified, you can record 3 CPD points upon completion.
This live 4-hour course is aimed at those who write and/or oversee reports following investigations and other learning responses.
As this course is CPD certified, you can record 4 CPD points upon completion.
This live 3.5-hour course is aimed at those who plan to use, or may already be using, After Action Review (AAR) as one of their learning responses to patient safety events. It is also be useful for those in Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) oversight roles.
As this course is CPD certified, you can record 3 CPD points upon completion.
These courses are available as a team session for groups of executives at individual NHS trusts in England. Please email education@hssib.org.uk to register your interest.
Team courses:
Find out more about the courses below.
This live 2-hour course is designed to give strategic decision makers in healthcare an overview of the philosophical and methodological principles which sit behind modern healthcare safety investigations.
This course is available as a team session for groups of executives at individual NHS trusts in England.
As this course is CPD certified, you can record 2 CPD points upon completion.
Please email education@hssib.org.uk to register your interest.
New courses and events coming soon:
Making continuity of care an ‘essential requirement’ for GP practices could reduce the risk of a de…
Read moreAlarms on a portable medical device may not notify staff that medication is not being delivered as …
Read moreDespite national efforts to address inequity, the health and care system is not always meeting the …
Read more