It’s great to welcome colleagues from across NHS Wales organisations – as they pick up their workbooks for today’s training. @HEIW_NHS #reducingharm

@JulieMRog explains why @HEIW_NHS are supporting this focus on employee investigations. #reducingharm

Dr Adrian Neal introduces the concept of ‘avoidable employee harm’, which ensures the focus is more than just following a process, but how we avoid causing harm to our employees. #reducingharm

Delegates are working through a case study to identify potential red flags, areas of concern and potential areas of harm that can take place running employee investigations. @HEIW_NHS #reducingharm

Dr Adrian Neal explains how the ‘Alex’ case study helps highlight problems with processes and identify with those going through an investigation. #reducingharm

Amazing day with my team considering our practice in the Employee Investigation process. It’s good to be doing things differently and learning from the AB team. #reducingharm @HEIW_NHS

Andrew Cooper explores the impact of poorly delivered investigations on individuals, organisational culture and delivery of services. #reducingharm

Andrew Cooper introduces an ‘investigation in their shoes’ to encourage delegates to consider not only the emotional impact on those being investigated, but also those involved in running the process. #reducingharm

Andrew Cooper discusses the importance of embedding a culture that encourages learning and growth - emphasising how a failure to learn leads to making the same mistakes. How can we be more like aviation, learn quickly and implement new and improved ways? #reducingharm

@SMorris27 from NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership 🏳️‍🌈 explains how the investigation should be the foundation for a fair process, providing ‘a view from the court’ – setting out good practice for investigations. #reducingharm

An excellent presentation by Sammie from NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership 🏳️‍🌈 Legal & Risk discussing #reducingharm at the Employee Investigation: ‘looking after your people and the process’ event #NHSWales @HEIW_NHS #learning #lessons #reducingrisk #reducingharm

Ruth Madine explains how important knowing the data has been to shape and inform the work to improve employee investigations. #reducingharm

Are we putting the person at the centre of the process? Ruth Madine talks about the importance of aligning how we conduct investigations with our organisational values. #reducingharm

Ruth Madine and @LizCeltic highlight the importance of considering mitigating factors and other options to taking a formal investigation route. #reducingharm

Mandy Hale, a divisional nurse explains how she changed her practice, following attending one of these employee investigation training sessions. #reducingharm

@rhi4nnonwindsor from @HEIW_NHS explains how the compassionate leadership principles of actively listening, being attentive and showing empathy at every phase of an employee investigation are so important. #reducingharm

@NicHughes1 from Royal College of Nursing Wales reflects on today’s event and the difference it can make to NHS Wales employees. #reducingharm

.@LizCeltic explains the progress they have made within Welsh Ambulance around their employee investigations. #reducingharm

Exploring alternative options to running formal employee relations investigations can save your organisation time and resources whilst also reducing the impact they have on your employees' mental health and organisational culture. ➡️ bit.ly/3Ngt5EV

Our new open access article gives powerful insights into harm caused by unnecessary disciplinary investigations. Find out more, including the story of Anne, who left the NHS after being made to feel like a 'criminal'⬇️ doi.org/10.12968/bjhc.… Andrew Cooper Dr Adrian Neal Julie Rogers