Implementing Recommendations from Incident Investigations and Root Cause Analysis (RCA) using PDSA cycles
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Develop a deep understanding of how to write evidence based and effective recommendations. Learn how to test those recommendations using plan do study act cycles (PDSA).
The ACHS Improvement Academy is pleased to provide an interactive training session on Implementing Recommendations from Incident Investigations and Root Cause Analysis (RCA) using PDSA cycles. This webinar strongly links to the NSQHS second edition Standard 1.11 Clinical Incident Management, where there is requirement to ensure that the organisation uses information from the analysis of incidents to improve safety and quality.“The same amount of effort that goes into incident investigation must go into the implementation of recommendations if repeat harm to patients is to be avoided”. Adj Assoc Professor Bernie Harrison
Key Outcomes
- Understand how to develop ‘strong’ recommendations
- Gain in-depth knowledge of how to test recommendations using PDSA cycles to understand when they work and when they fail, prior to full implementation
- Understand the methods for measuring PDSA cycles
- Know how to develop a project plan to ensure recommendations are implemented in a timely manner.
Who should attend
- Clinical governance directors
- quality managers
- patient safety managers
- senior clinicians and executives
- front line clinicians
- departmental or unit team managers
All of whom have responsibilities for ensuring continuous improvement in quality and safety following incident analysis.
Presenter
Adj Assoc Professor Bernie Harrison
Director of the ACHS Improvement Academy
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Director of the ACHS Improvement Academy
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