SLIPPs team members Awarded Best Symposium: “Sharing Learning from Practice to improve Patient Safety (SLIPPS): a multinational project” Authors: Alison Steven, Annamaria Bagnasco and Giuseppe Aleo At the STTI 5th Biennial European Conference “Nursing´s innovation, influence and impact on global health: looking back and moving forward” organised by Phi-Xi Chapter of Sigma & Sigma Europe… Continue reading →

The SLIPPS team is very proud that their paper outlining the SLIPPs project and the underpinning theory and philosophy won the 2020 Veronica Bishop Paper of the Year Award in the Journal of Research in Nursing Steven A., Tella S., Turunen H., Vizcaya-Moreno M.F., Pérez-Cañaveras R.M., Porras J., Bagnasco A, Sasso L., Myhre K, Sara-aho… Continue reading →

Shared learning from national to international contexts: a research and innovation collaboration to enhance education for patient safety https://doi.org/10.1177/1744987118824628 is one of four papers that has been shortlisted, for the 2020 Journal of Research in Nursing  Veronica Bishop Paper of the Year Award.

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SLIPPs European patient safety conference 4th June a great success with over 60 delegates from 5 countries. Multiple universities and health care organisations were represented.   An inspirational talk was given by the keynote speaker Dr Suzette Woodward, Senior Advisor to the UK Department of Health and Social Care (see her slides in the learning… Continue reading →

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Sharing LearnIng from Practice to improve Patient Safety Including National & International Patient Safety Specialist Key Note Speaker, Suzette Woodward   Great Hall, Sutherland Building Northumbria University City Campus Newcastle upon Tyne, UK   Attendance is FREE.  Light refreshments included To register attendance, click here Final Agenda, click here If you would like to submit… Continue reading →

Nursing Schools need to establish information systems for nursing security events. This is one of the conclusions reached by Song and Guo (2019) in their study entitled “What influences nursing safety event reporting among nursing interns?: Focus group study.” This study caught our attention, and it has served as a basis for reflecting on the… Continue reading →

Healthcare assistants (HCAs) are a longstanding part of the healthcare workforce, particularly at the interface between health and social care. Healthcare assistants have been used in areas where there is pressure to cut costs for example caring for people with complex needs or who are vulnerable. In UK (DH 2012, Francis 2013) and Ireland (Health… Continue reading →

SLIPPs will hold its end of project multinational conference in June 2019 at Northumbria University, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK. Further details coming soon.