1、Patient Activated Rapid Response&a National pilot for Marthas Rule:Revolutionising hospital safety by collaborating with patients&families Henrietta Hughes1,Merope Mills2,Chris Subbe3 1Patient Safety Commissioner,England2Marthas Mum,Senior Editor,The Guardian,UK3Physician,Ysbyty Gwynedd&Bangor Unive
2、rsity,Bangor,UK21/05/202500:00 Welcome&Introduction Content Who?Comments Introduction of speakers Conflicts of interest Slide with learning outcomes from submissionHH,MM&CPS21/05/2025Conflicts of Interest CPS:Member of the advisory board of the International Society for Rapid Response Systems Funded
3、 in parts through an Improvement Science Fellowship with the Health Foundation Member of Safe-Care-Collaborative Improvement CymruMM Senior Editor,The Guardian,UK21/05/2025Please note The content of the workshop contains potentially distressing information and may bring back some difficult experienc
4、es with loved ones in hospital.Please take some time out if you want or need to.21/05/20255/21/25In this session we will.1.Explore opportunities for collaborating with patients and families to enhance patient safety in hospital.2.Understand global variation in drivers for and impact of patient activ
5、ated rapid response systems.3.Identify behavioural drivers of patient safety using the COMB model and apply those to clinical deterioration in hospital.4.Map local barriers and enablers for working with patients to improve safety in hospitals through implementation of Patient Activated Rapid Respons
6、e systems.21/05/2025In this session we will.1.Explore opportunities for collaborating with patients and families to enhance patient safety in hospital.-Participants Experience-Literature Patient Powered Safety EHRs/Surgical Checklist Bergen/Apps 21/05/2025In this session we will.2.Understand global