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  • Our research
    • De-cluttering (safely) for safety
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    • Supporting Safe Care in the Home
    • Safety Equity
    • Our previous research themes
      • Patient Involvement in Patient Safety
      • Workforce Engagement and Wellbeing
      • Safe Use of Medicines
      • Digital Innovations for Patient Safety
  • About the PSRC
    • New PSRC funding success
    • Our team
    • How we work
      • Our partners
      • Governance
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      • Equity Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) 2023 – 2028 Strategy
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      • PSRC Career Development Strategy
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Our previous research themes

The central role of patients and their carers

Patient Involvement in Patient Safety

Engaging with patients and their families is now a cornerstone of how we deliver healthcare within the UK. Research considering how best to invite patient feedback about safety has been emergent over the past few years, first in acute care but more recently in primary care and we are at the forefront of this field.

The importance of creating workplaces that people want to work in

Workforce Engagement and Wellbeing

Co-producing interventions that find solutions to problems that make work more, rather than less, efficient. We also have a focus on improving patient safety through staff support, learning and reflection, direct engagement in implementing change and co-operative teamwork.

The safe use of medicines as a priority across healthcare settings

Safe Use of Medicines

Addressing key touchpoints in the patients’ medicines pathway and is developing interventions that support staff in the aim of reducing unnecessary treatment.

The exciting potential for digital technology to improve safety

Digital Innovations for Patient Safety

Developing digital solutions that address threats to patient safety whilst harnessing the power of human sense making to better understand the patient safety climate in the NHS. We are designing and evaluating a number of targeted interventions that address well-known threats to safety whilst addressing the challenges of successfully incorporating digital innovations alongside complex human and organisational needs.

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