Adverse event reporting and analysis
Improve patient safety and care quality
Patient safety incidents and adverse events are a breakdown in the delivery of the care quality that you strive to deliver. The planning, risk controls, audits and assurance processes in place failed to prevent the adverse event. Event reporting and learning from them is both a statutory requirement for healthcare providers, and provides an opportunity to use the information in your continuous quality improvement cycle.
Easy, intuitive capture form
Mobile-friendly in the cloud
Alert driven investigation process
Lessons learned actions
Easy installation and migration
Datasheet Download
Save Time
Ditch the slow outdated, fiddly event reporting tools on a desktop. Give your teams a lightning-fast platform on any device. Make admin painless. Ensure important patient safety events don’t get backlogged or overlooked.
Improve Quality
Ideagen InPhase turns event reporting from a clunky, clumsy ordeal into a powerful solution that effortlessly integrates with your outcomes, risks, projects, controls, audits, assurance, and actions. Drive continuous improvement cycles faster. Triangulate data clearly and visually, from other InPhase Apps and other vendor systems such as Datix®, Perfect Ward®, Health Assure®, Oracle®, SAP®, RESTful API, SQL Server and in-house Access® and even Excel® systems.
Control Costs
Cloud computing, modern development platform and procurement framework pricing, lets you refresh and transform your digital system more cost effectively. Implement InPhase modular Oversight Apps to strengthen a specific weakness, or build up a fully integrated Continuous Quality Improvement suite. Ideagen InPhase offers you a powerful yet cost-effective platform to minimise patient safety incidents, drive improvements in all aspects of quality and deliver the best patient care.
Key Features
Capture and investigate
Advanced reporting
Learn
Fully linked
Any Device
Easily customisable
Easy to use
10 Datix and LFPSE Incident System Myth Busters
The Ultimate Guide to Learn from Patient Safety Events (LFPSE)
As of March 31st, 2023, all healthcare providers are required to have at least a test mode upgrade to Learn from Patient Safety Events (LFPSE) from their old National Learning and Reporting System (NRLS). To help you and your teams best manage the transition, we have created a number of resources, from blogs to datasheets to webinars.
