Patient Safety Learning

@patientsafetylearning.org

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Patient Safety Learning is a charity and independent voice for improving patient safety. 🔗Our website: https://www.patientsafetylearning.org/ 🔗the hub, our platform to share learning for patient safety: https://www.pslhub.org/

This social media post is advertising a webinar. On the left hand side is the following text – Learning from Martha’s Rule: From evaluation of early implementation to a large scale national evaluation. 30th July 2026. 1.00-2.00pm BST. A free webinar jointly hosted by Patient Safety Learning in collaboration with NIHR SafetyNet – The Patient Safety Research Collaboration Network. On the right hand side is are images of the two presenters at the webinar, Professor Rebecca Lawton and Dr Lavanaya Thana. At the bottom are the logos of Patient Safety Learning and the NIHR Patient Safety Research Collaboration.
This social media post is advertising a webinar. On the left hand side is the following text – Learning from Martha’s Rule: From evaluation of early implementation to a large scale national evaluation. 30th July 2026. 1.00-2.00pm BST. A free webinar jointly hosted by Patient Safety Learning in collaboration with NIHR SafetyNet – The Patient Safety Research Collaboration Network. On the right hand side is are images of the two presenters at the webinar, Professor Rebecca Lawton and Dr Lavanaya Thana. At the bottom are the logos of Patient Safety Learning and the NIHR Patient Safety Research Collaboration.
This social media post is advertising a webinar. On the left hand side is the following text – Learning from Martha’s Rule: From evaluation of early implementation to a large scale national evaluation. 30th July 2026. 1.00-2.00pm BST. A free webinar jointly hosted by Patient Safety Learning in collaboration with NIHR SafetyNet – The Patient Safety Research Collaboration Network. On the right hand side is are images of the two presenters at the webinar, Professor Rebecca Lawton and Dr Lavanaya Thana. At the bottom are the logos of Patient Safety Learning and the NIHR Patient Safety Research Collaboration.
On a white background green text at the centre says: "The estimated total cost of harm incurred in 2025/26 was £4.8 billion.". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
This social media post is advertising a webinar. On the left hand side is the following text – Learning from Martha’s Rule: From evaluation of early implementation to a large scale national evaluation. 30th July 2026. 1.00-2.00pm BST. A free webinar jointly hosted by Patient Safety Learning in collaboration with NIHR SafetyNet – The Patient Safety Research Collaboration Network. On the right hand side is are images of the two presenters at the webinar, Professor Rebecca Lawton and Dr Lavanaya Thana. At the bottom are the logos of Patient Safety Learning and the NIHR Patient Safety Research Collaboration.
This social media post is advertising a webinar. On the left hand side is the following text – Learning from Martha’s Rule: From evaluation of early implementation to a large scale national evaluation. 30th July 2026. 1.00-2.00pm BST. A free webinar jointly hosted by Patient Safety Learning in collaboration with NIHR SafetyNet – The Patient Safety Research Collaboration Network. On the right hand side is are images of the two presenters at the webinar, Professor Rebecca Lawton and Dr Lavanaya Thana. At the bottom are the logos of Patient Safety Learning and the NIHR Patient Safety Research Collaboration.
This social media post is advertising a webinar. On the left hand side is the following text – Learning from Martha’s Rule: From evaluation of early implementation to a large scale national evaluation. 30th July 2026. 1.00-2.00pm BST. A free webinar jointly hosted by Patient Safety Learning in collaboration with NIHR SafetyNet – The Patient Safety Research Collaboration Network. On the right hand side is are images of the two presenters at the webinar, Professor Rebecca Lawton and Dr Lavanaya Thana. At the bottom are the logos of Patient Safety Learning and the NIHR Patient Safety Research Collaboration.
This social media post is advertising a webinar. On the left hand side is the following text – Learning from Martha’s Rule: From evaluation of early implementation to a large scale national evaluation. 30th July 2026. 1.00-2.00pm BST. A free webinar jointly hosted by Patient Safety Learning in collaboration with NIHR SafetyNet – The Patient Safety Research Collaboration Network. On the right hand side is are images of the two presenters at the webinar, Professor Rebecca Lawton and Dr Lavanaya Thana. At the bottom are the logos of Patient Safety Learning and the NIHR Patient Safety Research Collaboration.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
On a white background green text at the centre says: "The estimated total cost of harm incurred in 2025/26 was £4.8 billion.". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "The Patient Safety Partners Network has given me the confidence to challenge some things at my Trust and reassured me in terms of what I can be doing and how I can be positively involved in patient safety". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
An image of a conference exhibition stand with a banner that says ‘Patient Safety Learning” behind it. On the table is a laptop and selection of leaflets.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
On the right hand side of the rectangle is an image of a younger woman holding hards with an older woman, with Patient Safety Learning’s logo in the corner. On the left hand side is a purple background with the following text in white: Picker Experience Network Awards. Have you used your voice and experience to help improve patient safety? The Picker Experience Network (PEN) Awards 2026, in partnership with Patient Safety Learning, is seeking stories from patients, service users and Patient Safety Partners who’ve driven change in healthcare.
On a white rectangle green text says: "The cost of a missed dose: how a new dashboard is transforming getting Parkinson's medication on time". Below this text is two profile pictures of the blog's authors, Jean Almond and Sam Freeman Carney from Parkinson’s UK. In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "The Patient Safety Partners Network has given me the confidence to challenge some things at my Trust and reassured me in terms of what I can be doing and how I can be positively involved in patient safety". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "Preventing cervical cancer isn't just about explaining the risks of not being screened and encouraging people to book an appointment. It is about making sure that every patient considering having a cervical screening is supported throughout to have the most positive and dignified experience possible". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "The Patient Safety Partners Network has given me the confidence to challenge some things at my Trust and reassured me in terms of what I can be doing and how I can be positively involved in patient safety". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
A profile photo of Claire Ramsey.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "Children's hospitals routinely depend on parental insight - so often we hear that parents notice subtle behaviour changes long before clinicians do. When that insight isn't acted upon, or gets lost amid the busy clinical environment, the emotional wound can be profound". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
An image of Annette Cairns, in a light blue shirt set against a pink background.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "Children's hospitals routinely depend on parental insight - so often we hear that parents notice subtle behaviour changes long before clinicians do. When that insight isn't acted upon, or gets lost amid the busy clinical environment, the emotional wound can be profound". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
This infographic, titled 'The whistleblower playbook', outlines some of the common tactics used by some organisations when staff raise patient safety concerns. These including public messaging, casting doubt on mental state, isolation, silence, compromised investigations, retaliatory referrals, HR processes and employment tribunal tactics.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
On a green background is a light green speech bubble that contains the following text "When change does not follow, patients and families may feel that their suffering has been acknowledged but not honoured". In the bottom right corner of the image is a small green logo that says "patient safety learning, the hub". In the bottom left corner of the image is the text: Reflections from a patient safety investigator.
On a white background orange text says "Exploring bias in handover: a free learning resource". Next to the text are three connected circles with images within them. One is of a stethoscope, one of two people in conversation and one of two people holding hands.
On a white rectangle purple text at the centre says: "Investigating harm with humanity - practical guidance for NHS investigators, clinical teams and legal representatives (by Corinne Cope)". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white background orange text says "Exploring bias in handover: a free learning resource". Next to the text are three connected circles with images within them. One is of a stethoscope, one of two people in conversation and one of two people holding hands.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "A sincere, timely apology is not a legal risk - it is professional and human responsibility." Corrine Cope. In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "True learning cultures are quiet, steady and compassionate. They trust evidence. They resist reflexive blame". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
A poster advertising a webinar which contains the following text: IAMRA. May Webinar. Join our webinar to learn how regulators and patient safety systems can work together to improve care & reduce harm. With Helen Hughes (Chief Executive, Patient Safety Learning), Dr Gerry Hickson (Joseph C. Ross Chair in Medical Education and Administration, Vanderbilt University Medical Centre, USA). May 13 2026. At 7 am CST. Join us. www.iamra.com
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "A sincere, timely apology is not a legal risk - it is professional and human responsibility." Corrine Cope. In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "... the overwhelming majority of employer referrals do not result in sanctions, yet they carry a significant psychological burden for doctors". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "True learning cultures are quiet, steady and compassionate. They trust evidence. They resist reflexive blame". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
On a white rectangle purple text at the centre says: "Investigating harm with humanity - practical guidance for NHS investigators, clinical teams and legal representatives (by Corinne Cope)". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "History provides stark reminders of what happens when patient voice is not listened to". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
A logo image for Patient Safety Learning and its patient safety platform, the hub.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "Patient safety is not protected by silence". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.
On a white rectangle green text at the centre says: "Patient safety is not protected by silence. It is protected by courage, transparency and a shared commitment to improvement - even when that improvement begins with uncomfortable truths". In the bottom right hand corner is a small green logo that says: Patient Safety Learning.