
HHFT iHuPs
@hhft_ihups
Implementing Human Factors training at HHFT to improve safety, quality, staff development and wellbeing
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14-01-2022 14:39:51
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A Barts Health initiative to improve elective surgery start times did not focus directly on increasing punctuality and efficiency. Instead, it got results by giving staff what they needed to flourish. ihi.org/insights/staff… #JoyInWork


Excellent feedback today from last iHuPs course before Xmas 🎄 Since Feb 2022: 📣18 courses 📈230 staff Hampshire Hospitals trained 🧠27 in the faculty Great teamwork - look forward to taking it further in 2024


🔓Humanity has too few years – six – to avert a climate endgame without radically reducing carbon dioxide emissions. In their #FreeForever editorial, White and Montgomery call for radical climate interventions to secure humanity's ‘liveable future’. 🔗…-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/an…




"Instead of making decisions around how you make profit, just focus on colleagues being really happy." Timpson boss James Timpson talks to Krishnan Guru-Murthy about "upside-down management” and why giving employees more control can make a business more money. youtube.com/watch?v=W2jRUq…

Thank you Kirsten Boyle for such powerful writing - 'patient safety strategies are ineffective if people won’t admit that they are human and make mistakes'.

Looking at what goes well and how to make ‘nothing happen’ in a paediatric intensive care unit. Article from the March 2024 issue of The Ergonomist. CIEHF @HorsleyCarl @picudoc13 Dr Kevin Fong Steven Shorrock Jonathan Cohen MD, MS, FASA, CPPS PICU dot SCOT





What does the evidence tells us about the role of human factors and ergonomics in healthcare, and why the approaches haven’t been more widely adopted? Watch human in the loop Ken Catchpole Susanna Stanford 💙 and Mark Sujan discuss: ths.im/4eilHop


I've co-authored a book review, out in BMJ Leader! The time around surgery is a "teachable moment". When 'prevention' works best. Reduce complications, regret, unwarranted operations, avoidable intensive care... We wrote review in a personal capacity - not by Centre for Perioperative Care. See link


Excellent presentations from Sean Weaver @ajthrower and others, and great opportunity to chat with colleagues passionate about improving safety @hhft

Today, for World Mental Health Day, we are publishing a blog post by @doc_bipolar and anna baverstock which outlines the 5 fundamentals for health workers' wellbeing at work. With high levels of burnout and many staff leaving the profession, these priorities are essential to
