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On the 18th and 19th of September, 2023, the exhibition room of the 16th Annual HSJ Patient Safety Congress was packed full of healthcare providers from up and down the country delving deep into honest discussions surrounding the theme 'Facing Reality – Honest Conversations About Patient Safety' and we had an incredible time!

The atmosphere was electric on September 19, 2023, as trailblazers from InPhase and InHealth gathered at Beechwood Hall for the much-anticipated InPhase Awareness Day. Aimed at kickstarting the upcoming InPhase system implementation at InHealth, the air was thick with excitement.

North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Trust recently hosted an enlightening 'Grand Round Table' at their Trust HQ. The event aimed to update all staff on NHSE Mandated LFPSE reporting, a pivotal subject in the healthcare industry.

Are you passionate about healthcare and patient safety? Then mark your calendars for the 18th-19th of September 2023, as the annual Patient Safety Congress, hosted by the esteemed Health Service Journal (HSJ), is just around the corner! We're thrilled to announce we'll be right there, soaking in the knowledge and sharing much of our own.

On Thursday, 24th August 2023, Seema Kumar, our Customer Success Manager, attended an awareness day for InPhase at Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust.

In healthcare, the importance of data-driven decision-making cannot be overstated. Auditing plays a crucial role in providing data for evaluating the quality of compliance with policy regarding care delivery, identifying areas for improvement, and supporting the Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle.

Audits provide invaluable insights into areas where enhancements are imperative, ensuring the highest patient well-being and safety standards. Healthcare organisations must embrace modern digital solutions that facilitate post-audit improvements through real-time reporting and analytics to get the most out of audits.

In healthcare, care quality improvement is an essential aspect that healthcare providers must focus on to ensure that they provide high-quality patient care. By improving the quality of care, healthcare providers enhance the overall patient experience and also get better results in their inspections with regulatory bodies such as the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Healthcare providers prioritise quality improvement initiatives to keep striving towards ever higher standards of healthcare delivery and to foster patient satisfaction.

Audits are important for General Practices to conduct. The data collected here can help you understand how you are performing. As a healthcare provider, you will be familiar with the regulatory audits you must regularly complete, such as the hand hygiene audit, to comply with the CQC.

A well-managed Quality Improvement process is important within Primary Care to help drive improvement in patient care with scarce resource.