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Easily report and manage patient safety incidents with our intuitive Events module
Gain insights with advanced data analytics to identify trends and root causes
Enhance efficiency with automated processes for incident investigation and follow-up
Build dashboards to meet your specific KPIs for tracking and reporting
Ensure compliance with NHS standards and requirements seamlessly
Stay informed with real-time alerts and monitoring of safety incidents
Ready to enhance your patient safety with Radar Healthcare? Book a demo today and ensure your organisation is PSIRF-ready!
Our PSIRF Compliant Solution stands out due to its unparalleled ease of use and intuitive design. We understand that healthcare professionals need tools that simplify their workflows, not add complexity. Our platform is designed with user experience in mind, ensuring that incident reporting, investigation, and analysis can be performed seamlessly. This ease of use promotes higher engagement and compliance among staff, leading to more comprehensive and accurate incident reporting.
Radar Healthcare harnesses powerful data analytics to provide deep insights into patient safety incidents. Our system not only helps you track and manage incidents but also identifies trends and root causes through detailed reports and visualisations. This data-driven approach enables your organisation to make informed decisions, implement effective preventive measures, and continuously improve patient safety outcomes.
Our solution is fully customisable to meet the unique needs of your NHS Trust. We recognise that no two organisations are the same, and our flexible platform allows you to tailor workflows, dashboards, and reporting tools to fit your specific requirements. This level of customisation ensures that you can align the system with your existing processes, making the transition to using Radar Healthcare smooth and efficient. With our solution, you gain a partner committed to supporting your patient safety goals and adapting to your evolving needs.
At Radar Healthcare we understand that every NHS organisation has its own unique challenges and requirements. That’s why our PSIRF Compliant Software is designed with flexibility and adaptability in mind.
Whether you work in a hospital, clinic, practice, or any other healthcare setting, our quality and compliance management software can be customised to fit your organisation.
Every Radar Healthcare customer can access Analytics, Action Plans and Notices as standard.
Add-on our additional modules to build the ideal solution for your organisation.
“Patient safety and quality of healthcare are paramount to the LivingCare Group. We needed a solution that could meet the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) and Learning From Patient Safety Events (LFPSE) standards, and Radar Healthcare provided the perfect solution.”
“This isn’t something that one person does, this is a team approach, this is a whole organisation approach, trying to engage a better culture, a sense of safety, a sense of being able to talk openly around when incidents happen.”
“The introduction of this framework represents a significant shift in the way the NHS responds to patient safety incidents, increasing focus on understanding how incidents happen – including the factors which contribute to them.”
“The fact that we could work with Radar Healthcare to be the first Trust in the country to report on the national LFPSE system was a real bonus. Not only are we improving the safety of our own patients, but we are also helping to improve patient safety across the country.”
“The way Radar Healthcare links across all streams of work and pulls them together is like a big jigsaw built around the patient.”
“Radar allowed our company to have a clear and structured oversight of incidents, being able to identify themes and trends gave insight and direction to areas that we could focus learning, development and reporting on. For me, the ability to link incidents to action plans, the risk register and audits provides a clearly documented and evidential pathway that we are continuously striving to improve patient safety.”
We understand that every NHS Trust has unique requirements and workflows. That’s why we offer customisable integration, working with you to tailor our PSIRF Compliant System to fit your specific needs and existing processes.
Our intuitive design ensures that your staff at all levels can easily navigate and use the system, promoting widespread adoption and accurate data entry.
Harness the power of AI-driven analytics to identify patterns, uncover insights, and drive continuous improvements in patient safety. Make informed decisions based on comprehensive data analysis.
Efficiently report, track, and manage patient safety events from initial occurrence through to resolution. Ensure no detail is overlooked and all incidents are addressed promptly.
Generate detailed, customisable reports with ease to meet regulatory requirements, improve transparency, and provide valuable insights into patient safety performance.
Access up-to-date information anytime, anywhere, facilitating timely decision-making and enabling healthcare professionals to respond quickly to emerging issues.
Identify, assess, and mitigate risks effectively using our comprehensive suite of risk management tools. Enhance your ability to prevent adverse events and protect patient safety.
Streamline your audit processes and ensure full compliance with healthcare standards and regulations, reducing the administrative burden and minimising the risk of non-compliance.
Protect sensitive patient and incident data with robust security measures, ensuring that all information is stored securely and in compliance with data protection regulations.
With our additional Builder License you can create personalised dashboards to monitor your most important metrics and key performance indicators, providing you with a clear overview of your patient safety initiatives and progress.
Benefit from round-the-clock support to address any issues or questions, ensuring that you always have access to expert assistance when you need it.
Take advantage of comprehensive training programs designed to ensure your team is proficient in using Radar Healthcare, facilitating a smooth onboarding process and promoting effective use of the software.
The PSIRF is a vital part of the NHS Patient Safety Strategy, which aims to continually improve and build on the foundations of a safer culture and safer systems. The Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) has replaced the Serious Incident Framework (SIF) and organisations were expected to transition by Autumn 2023.
So what exactly is the PSIRF? It removes the definition of a serious incident and instead just focuses on patient safety incidents. It isn’t an investigation framework like the SIF, instead it:
The PSIRF is mandatory for any services under the NHS Standard Contract. This includes acute, ambulance, mental health, community healthcare, maternity and specialised services.
Secondary care providers that aren’t NHS trusts are expected to apply the PSIRF, but may not need to complete the entire analysis for patient safety incident response planning. Instead, processes like stakeholder engagement in preparing plans will be expected.
Primary care services are not required to implement the PSIRF, instead, it is optional. If they choose to, they should work with their integrated care board (ICB).
As part of the PSIRF, the PSIIs or Patient Safety Incident Investigations are carried out to improve systems. They involve investigating patient safety incidents to pinpoint both how and why they happen.
Data collection and analysis play a large part to help identify underlying system-based causes. Once identified, improvement plans are put in place to address these system issues and therefore help improve patient safety in the National Health Service.
The NHS provides tools and methods for PSII including incident mapping worksheets and contributing factors classification.
The key components include:
PSIRF offers several benefits, including:
The Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) is an approach to responding to patient safety incidents. NHS organisations in England have been implementing the framework since September 2023 and, as part of this, each trust is required to create and publish a Patient Safety Incident Response Plan (PSIRP). You can find a list of all PSIRP plans on the Patient Safety Learning Hub’s website.
Join us for a Q&A with Jack Forshaw, Project Manager Lead and LFPSE Champion at Radar Healthcare. Jack shares insights on Radar Healthcare’s achievement of LFPSE V6 accreditation, making them the first NHS England-approved LFPSE testing supplier in the healthcare sector.
Our Chief Product Officer Mark Fewster met with Patient Safety Learning’s Chief Executive Helen Hughes to get the lowdown on NHS England’s Patient Safety Incident Response Framework.
Download our guide to implementing the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) at scale with Radar Healthcare. Learn how to bring together your quality, governance, and patient safety teams for successful implementation.
The Patient Safety Incident Response Framework is a vital part of the NHS Patient Safety Strategy, which aims to continually improve and build on the foundations of a safer culture and safer systems. We cover everything you need to know in the blog.
Justine Abson, our Head of Marketing, engages in an insightful discussion with Patient Safety expert Linda Buabeng. Together, they explore the significance of empowering nurses for career development, touching upon PSIRF implementation, cultural shifts, the impact of social media, and more within the healthcare realm.
In this podcast episode, Simon Geoghegan, Head of Clinical Data Reporting and Governance Systems for Circle Health Group, talks with our Chief of Partnerships, Rhian Bulmer, discussing the shift in narrative to foster genuine learning opportunities.
PSIRF aims to enhance patient safety through four key objectives: fostering a culture of safety, improving systems and processes, engaging and empowering staff, and promoting continuous learning and improvement. Learn more about the 4 main aims of PSIRF in our blog.
PSIRF has come in to play, replacing the previous SIF (serious incident framework), and organisations must be compliant, but how much do you know about the new framework and how can it work in practice within your organisation?
