Patient Safety Translational Research Centre

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Yorkshire and Humber Patient Safety Translational Research Centre

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Working with older patients and their family members to make sense of qualitative data on safe medicines management: insights from the RESI-Med study

Lucy Chapman | Patient safety | No Comments

By Giorgia Previdoli, Research Fellow We need to make medicines management safer Medicines help people to live longer, even when they are living with multiple long-term conditions. If not well-managed…

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Jane O'Hara
@janekohara

If anyone is interested in what @CarlMacrae and I will be focusing on within the new Yorkshire & Humber Patient Safety Research Collaboration (starting April 2023), take a look at this short thread below!
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Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

Professor O’Hara said:
“Carl and I are delighted to have this opportunity to deeply explore and understand what underpins safety work. We will use this knowledge to create and test infrastructures to support and sustain safety activity, and promote a... YQSR Group Retweeted
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Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

Jane will be joined by @CarlMacrae, Professor of Organisational Behaviour & Psychology based within the Nottingham University Business School, @UniofNottingham.
@NottmUniBschool https://t.co/0Kac4bV6kT YQSR Group Retweeted
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Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

The SSCaP theme will be co-led by Professors Jane O’Hara and Carl Macrae.
Jane O’Hara is a Professor of Healthcare Quality & Safety, based within the School of Healthcare at the University of Leeds.
@UniversityLeeds @LeedsHealthcare @janekohara https://t.co/C5XY4trBs3 YQSR Group Retweeted
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Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

Theme 1⃣:
There's a lot of research on improving attitudes & beliefs towards #patientsafety
Much less is known about factors & structures in organisations, regulators, & professional bodies that support staff to undertake safety activity
This theme seeks to address... YQSR Group Retweeted
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Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

Are you a mental health peer support worker? Do you want to stop practices that are unnecessary or harmful for service users? If so, Please contact @QandeelZShah at LL14qs@leeds.ac.uk for an opportunity to share views and receive a £20 shopping... YQSR Group Retweeted
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Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

Professor O’Hara said:
“Carl and I are delighted to have this opportunity to deeply explore and understand what underpins safety work. We will use this knowledge to create and test infrastructures to support and sustain safety activity, and promote a...
1 4

Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

Jane will be joined by @CarlMacrae, Professor of Organisational Behaviour & Psychology based within the Nottingham University Business School, @UniofNottingham.
@NottmUniBschool https://t.co/0Kac4bV6kT
1 4

Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

The SSCaP theme will be co-led by Professors Jane O’Hara and Carl Macrae.
Jane O’Hara is a Professor of Healthcare Quality & Safety, based within the School of Healthcare at the University of Leeds.
@UniversityLeeds @LeedsHealthcare @janekohara https://t.co/C5XY4trBs3
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Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

Theme 1⃣:
There's a lot of research on improving attitudes & beliefs towards #patientsafety
Much less is known about factors & structures in organisations, regulators, & professional bodies that support staff to undertake safety activity
This theme seeks to address...
4 10

Posted: 2 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

Are you a mental health peer support worker? Do you want to stop practices that are unnecessary or harmful for service users? If so, Please contact @QandeelZShah at LL14qs@leeds.ac.uk for an opportunity to share views and receive a £20 shopping...
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Posted: 3 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire & Humber ARC
@NIHR_ARC_YH

📸New Improvement Science Snapshot📸
In the latest snapshot, @TomMills1984 talks about logic models and how they can be enhanced, making them more realistic and meaningful. Watch now: https://t.co/ATWetO7Tz8
@theQCommunity @THIS_Institute @yqsrdotorg
@YH_PSTRC @Improve_Academy https://t.co/zEq3BL6RN2 NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC Retweeted
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Posted: 3 days ago
Marcia Gore
@marciagore63

So proud of our involvement in this fantastic study @ELHT_NHS @genesewarburto1 @SallyDComms https://t.co/Jx6g6j8NBj @PACT_YQSR Retweeted
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Posted: 6 days ago
NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSTRC
@YH_PSTRC

#HealthAndSocialCare staff – we want to know what things (practices,bureaucracy,paperwork etc) you're having to let go of to free up time to care for patients?
Tell us here https://t.co/lfSovJCmu3 in complete confidence.
Results presented by 20 Jan 23 on https://t.co/lrcCkoz4qB... @PACT_YQSR Retweeted
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