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Patient Saftey Webinars The RCSEd Patient Safety Group (PSG) have made sure maximising patient safety and ensuring the highest possible standards of patient care have been at the heart of the College’s activity. The PSG are excited to mark the first World Patient Safety Day by launching the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh new Patient Safety Webinar series. This series features contributions from renowned world experts in the patient safety arena drawn from a wide range of disciplines including surgery, anaesthetics, clinical psychology and law. Topics covered include WHO Surgical Safety Checklist, Medical Error, Systems approaches to improving patient safety, Morbidity and Mortality Meetings, Duty of Candour, Team Simulation and Informed Consent. Past webinars are archived and RCSEd members have access to this series. The series includes: Successes and failures implementing the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist Designing Safety: Redefining Safety and Quality Reviews Non-Technical Skills for Surgeons: Global approaches to improving patient safety The problem with 'Medical Error' Embedding the Professional Duty of Candour Helping Surgeons when things go wrong Developing excellence in team working for safe surgical care Psychological insights on intra-operative decision making Informed Consent - why sharing the decision is safer for everyone |
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New FPC Webinars The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in association with the RCSEd Faculty of Perioperative Care have developed a new webinar series for non-medical practitioners. CPD is important for all non-medical practitioners in the surgical team (e.g. SCP, ACP and SFA) to ensure their knowledge, technical and non-technical skills are kept up to date with current practice. RCSEd is the first College to develop a series of webinars specifically for this group which will complement the courses and the annual conference already run by the Faculty of Perioperative Care at the College. The series will include the following topics and are free to participate in. Once shown, they will be available within our RCSEd webinar archive, available to all FPC Faculty and RCSEd members. Auditing my Surgical Practice as a practitioner Responsibilities and Accountability of the Surgical Assistant Assessment of risk in the Surgical patient: what the practitioner should know |
