Aims of the Session:

• Explore the organisation and system wide conditions that support the safe delivery of care
• Learn how the SPSP Essentials of Safe Care can support improvements in safety
• Provide a forum for leaders and teams working across all SPSP programmes and Excellence in Care to come together to share and learn

Recordings:

• Morning Plenary Session
• Ministerial Address
• Developing a Sprint Approach to Safety Improvements
• SPSP Essentials of Safe Care: Using PDSA Cycles to Drive Improvements
• Measuring What Really Matters: Developing Person-Centred Measures for Excellence in Care
• SPSP Acute Adult: Let’s talk Delirium: A Proactive Approach to Delirium and Managing Stress and Distress
• Afternoon Plenary Session

Event Resources:

• Delegate Agenda (in person)
• Delegate Agenda (virtual)
• Breakout Information with Webex Joining Links
• Speakers' Biographies

Breakouts:

You can access resources from across the Scottish Patient Safety Programme (SPSP) in the new SPSP Resource Library here.

12:00 - 13:00: Breakout Session 1 - Essentials of Safe Care

Developing a Sprint Approach to Safety Improvements

Resources:

• Primary Care Access Programme

Measuring What Really Matters: Developing Person-Centred Measures for Excellence in Care

Resources:

• SPSP Essentials of Safe Care - Person-Centred Care

SPSP Essentials of Safe Care: Using PDSA Cycles to Drive Improvement

Resources:

• PDSA Template Example
• PDSA Template (PDF version)
• PDSA Template (Word version)

Understanding the System Considering the Archetypes of Work

SPSP Acute Adult: Let's talk Delirium: A Proactive Approach to Delirium and Managing Stress and Distress

Resources:

• Delirium Information Leaflet
• Delirium Infographic
• Delirium Toolkit

SPSP Primary Care: Achieving Diagnostic Excellence in Primary Care

Webinar resources

Achieving Diagnostic Excellence in Primary Care Slides

Please note that this session was not recorded.

Additional resources

• Pharmacotherapy Quick Start Programme
• Acute Prescribing Quick Guide
• Acute Prescribing Toolkit
• Serial Prescriptions Toolkit
• Primary Care Access Programme
• GP Cluster Improvement Network
• Primary Care Resource Library
• Community Treatment and Care (CTAC) Network
• NSAIDs toolkit for community pharmacies

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If you have any queries or would like more information about any of our programmes or resources, please email his.pcpteam@nhs.scot.