Congratulations to our preventing suicide and self-harm theme for receiving a ‘Highly Commended Award’ for Outstanding Public Engagement Initiative: National/International Engagement at this year’s Making a Difference Awards, hosted by the University of Manchester...
This blog was written by Dr Richard BourneRichard is a Consultant Pharmacist – Critical Care at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and is an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer (Pharmacy) at The University of Manchester, where he is affiliated to the NIHR...
In this episode of Voices for Safety, Dr Louise Gorman dives deep into the crucial topic of safety culture in health and social care with two of our leading researchers, Professor Nicola Mackintosh and Dr Jennifer Creese. Together, they explore how organisational...
Are you a Primary Care clinician who feels comfortable discussing patient safety incidents in your practice? If so, please take part in our study! As part of our Developing Safer Health & Care Systems research theme, we are seeking to interview Primary Care...
Are you an NMC-registered nurse in England working in critical care with 5 years or less of experience? We want to hear your story and experiences! As part of our Enhancing Cultures of Safety research theme, we are seeking early career nurses working in critical care...
Understanding the care and support people receive after they have sought help for self-harm is vital. Appropriate and timely care can help prevent further self-harm and is key for suicide prevention. Most research to date has focussed on the role of mental health...
A team at the University of Leicester (UoL), part of the NIHR Greater Manchester Patient Safety Research Collaboration (GM PSRC) Enhancing Cultures of Safety theme, along with NHS England’s Maternity and Neonatal Programme Team have developed a set of resources,...
We are delighted to announce the launch of our NIHR Greater Manchester PSRC Patient Safety Research Development Award, an initiative designed to support aspiring patient safety researchers in taking the next step in their careers.Whether you’re a clinician,...
More than 80 per cent of people who died by suicide within one year of being discharged from inpatient mental health care had been in recent contact with a GP, new research funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Greater Manchester Patient...
By Paul Garvey*Many nurses who leave the profession do so within the first three years of practice. The reasons for this are numerous and complex, but what is known is that all staff in the NHS are facing high workloads. A study I am planning to commence in the new...
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