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The caring CQC standard and how to achieve an improved rating
19 May 2022
Healthcare organisations struggle to maintain consistently high standards of care. Understand what is meant by the caring CQC KLOE and how to achieve an improved rating.
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How to interpret and learn from your data
18 May 2022
By logging data and gaining insight from old and new data with a system like Radar Healthcare, you can focus on the important stuff: why certain trends are occurring.
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What you need to know about the new Patient Safety Incident Framework
17 May 2022
NHS England will introduce a new patient safety framework in Summer 2022, with the goal to improve patient safety and reduce healthcare errors through a more proactive approach to learning.
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Learning from Excellence - NHS Focus
16 May 2022
Learning from Excellence (LfE) is all about studying excellence in healthcare, as well as learning and improving resilience of staff. When something goes especially well, who was responsible, how can we best document it and how can we share it so that lessons can be learned and safety in healthcare can be improved?
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Combatting burnout in the healthcare industry
13 May 2022
Every week, 400 staff leave the NHS due to stress and burnout in the workplace. How can we support those nurses, doctors and clinicians who are working today with their struggles?
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How technology can help combat loneliness in healthcare
12 May 2022
Loneliness is a huge public health challenge and is something that many people experience daily, including NHS staff, healthcare workers, and their patients. How can technology help combat loneliness and improve patient and employee safety?
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What is Learning from Excellence?
11 May 2022
In healthcare, there is often a focus on what went wrong, which can result in a blame culture. Naturally, this affects staff morale and doesn’t positively encourage good practice. Instead, organisations should be shifting to learning and improving from what may go wrong, as well as learning and sharing where excellence in healthcare is identified. With this approach, patient safety will benefit as well as staff satisfaction and retention.
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Prioritising our staff with Mental Health First Aid training
11 May 2022
After the first lockdown in 2020, Radar Healthcare invested in training volunteers across their departments to become Mental Health First Aiders. 1 in 10 of our employees is an MHFA now and is trained to support their colleagues.
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Mental Health Awareness Week 2022
09 May 2022
This year's Mental Health Awareness Week theme is loneliness. We know that over the last couple of years everyone has experienced a climate of social distancing and self-isolation, and this is especially true for our doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers. They have worked more than ever to help everyone get through these unprecedented times, which makes it even more important that they look after themselves.
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The effective CQC standard and how to achieve an improved rating
04 May 2022
Healthcare organisations perform against five main questions, one being: “Is your care effective?” This blog addresses the Effective CQC standard and how to achieve an improved rating.
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CQC’s new regulatory model: “The world of health and social care is changing”
28 April 2022
The CQC (Care Quality Commission) recently conducted a webinar (Wednesday 30th March 2022) to give an overview of their upcoming plans for their new regulatory model and what they intend to do in regards to any other upcoming changes.
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How to analyse your data effectively
27 April 2022
Using an integrated risk management system like Radar Healthcare can not only help you spot themes and understand anomalies with pinpoint accuracy, but it can also save you time and effort by providing a place to collect and store data before engaging with it.
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