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  • Our research
    • De-cluttering (safely) for safety
    • Rethinking safety intelligence for improvement
    • Safer systems, cultures and practices
    • 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
    • Our EDI work
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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 current projects

Supporting staff after error

  • Second Victim Support website
  • Developing resilience to adverse events: Training for healthcare professionals
  • An Acceptance and Commitment Therapy-based workplace intervention for improving wellbeing of NHS staff

Social Emotion and teams

  • What factors influence junior doctors’ management of risk and uncertainty in A&E?
  • Exploring healthcare professional’s perceptions of how emotional expressions impact team climate in maternity and the team’s ability to deliver safe care (EASI study)

Other projects

  • In the name of safety? Identifying and letting go of low-value practices
  • Safe staffing in maternity services
  • Enhancing workforce engagement, well-being and patient safety in ambulance services: a mixed-methods exploratory and interventional study using feedback
  • A systematic review and meta-analysis of the association between healthcare staff engagement and patient safety outcomes
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