The behaviour we experience & observe impacts us on a profound level. So what does civility look like? How does it impact med safety, willingness to help, our capacity to think or act, wellbeing? Small things matter.

Join @QPSTALKTIME to hear more from Dr. Chris Turner @orangedis and Professor Eva Doherty @EvaDoherty next Tuesday, 23rd January.

This promises to be a really worthwhile session.

QPS TalkTime Ep.18 Civility saves lives_ (PDF)

Hello everyone,

if you’re interested in quality and patient safety you may like to participate in the upcoming fortnightly webinar series QPS TalkTime.  It’s free, open to anyone to join – you just need to register for the log in details.

Our next session is “Civility saves lives” on the 23rd January 2024, 1pm to 2pm.

We are delighted to share that Dr. Chris Turner and Prof Eva Doherty will be joining us for this session..  Chris and Eva are advocates for the importance of civility in the work place and its impact on Patient Safety and staff experience .

What is the session about?

• Hear about the evidence of why behaviour matters.
• Gain an insight into how we can influence performance though behaviour.
• Learn about what we can do if someone behaves in ways that undermines a culture of safety, excellence or learning.
• Have the opportunity to engage with the panel members.

Speakers:

• Dr. Chris Turner, Consultant in Emergency Medicine, UHCW NHS Trust
• Prof. Eva Doherty, Director of Human Factors in Patient Safety, RCSI

How can I register?

Register here:  https://www2.healthservice.hse.ie/organisation/qps-connect/qps-talktime/

Date:                            23rd January 2024 @13:00

Event number:            2782 021 4509

Event password:        JOINUP

Dial-in:                         +353-153-39982 Ireland Toll / +353-1526-0058 Ireland Toll 2

  when prompted enter access code: 2782 021 4509#  

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You can also watch previous QPS TalkTime webinars on our YouTube page @NationalQPS.