External Webinar: Essentials of Safe Care: Supporting Implementation

External Webinar: Essentials of Safe Care: Supporting Implementation

Join Healthcare Improvement Scotland’s SPSP (Scottish Patient Safety Programme) Team on Monday 14th March 11:30-13:00 to celebrate the 1st anniversary of the launch of the Essentials of Safe Care.

This session, chaired by Ruth Glassborow, Director of Improvement, Healthcare Improvement Scotland, will have a spotlight on Leadership and Culture.

By attending this session you will have the opportunity to:

  • hear about progress and development of the Essentials of Safe Care over the last year
  • learn how the Essentials of Safe Care can support the first steps of your safety improvement journey in understanding your system, and
  • hear about the Civility Saves Lives work and the impact this can make in supporting leadership and culture change.

Find out more about this session via the flyer below.

Register your place for this webinar here.

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