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Monthly Newsletter
January 2017Save the date: 1000 Lives Improvement workshops and National Conference
On 29 March, 1000 Lives Improvement will be hosting a national conference for all NHS Wales staff and partner organisations.
This event will bring together senior leaders and frontline staff to consider a more integrated, community-led approach to care in Wales as part of our prudent healthcare journey and the role of effective connections across people, pathways, systems and organisations to support NHS Wales to improve care delivery.
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Wednesday 29 March 2017, Celtic Manor, Newport
Keynote speakers
Dr. Nick Goodwin Jos De BlokCo-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the International Foundation for Integrated Care
Founder and head of Buurtzorg – the Netherlands’ unique, cost-effective district nursing system
Themed invite-only workshops: Tuesday 28 March 2017
1000 Lives National
Conference
Falls Task Force convenes in Llandudno
NHS Wales Awards 2017
entires
National conversation around falls prevention continues in North Wales
1000 Lives Improvement workshops and National Conference (cont’d)
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The day will also include:• A collection of case studies from NHS Wales, which will
demonstrate how we are connecting people and systems to provide better patient experience, improved health outcomes and a more integrated approach to care.
• A market place to provide the opportunity to network, share good practice and make invaluable new connections with colleagues across Wales to improve quality and safety.
• An expert panel debate to consider how we use our connections, improvement training and clinical expertise across Wales to achieve a more integrated approach to patient care.
A number of themed workshops will also take place on Tuesday 28 March to complement the conference. These workshops are by invite-only and offer conference attendees the opportunity to participate in their existing 1000 Lives Improvement communities of practice, study days or professional networks ahead of attending the national conference.
The conference is open to all NHS Wales staff and partner organisations to self-register. Registration is open now. Visit our website, or contact [email protected] for more details
A group of healthcare, public sector and third sector professionals met in Llandudno on Thursday 12 January to continue the ongoing national conversation around the future of falls prevention in older people in Wales.
The event – hosted by the 1000 Lives Improvement Falls prevention programme – included the second meeting of the National Task Force for Falls Prevention in Older People: a collaborative of health, housing, social care and third sector professionals with expertise in falls prevention.
• Raise public awareness to reduce the risk of falls in older people
• Develop brief interventions using the #SteadyOnStaySafe campaign
• Develop a data sharing pathway between the NHS and non NHS organisations
The National Task Force has three key priorities for this year:
Our website provides details of all our current programme areas. These can be found at www.1000livesi.wales.nhs.ukClick here to see our Youtube Channel
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National conversation around falls prevention continues in North Wales (cont’d)Keynote speaker Ann Murray, Falls Prevention Manager of NHS Scotland said: “Taking action to prevent falls is obviously important, but you also need to have a shared, clear vision of what you want to achieve.”
“Falls prevention needs to be everybody’s business - and with so many people, services and organisations potentially playing a part, that vision is key so everyone heads in the same direction.”
The 1000 Lives Improvement Falls Prevention programme aims to help older people to maintain their health and wellbeing, live longer in their own homes and remain active in their communities. This work is underpinned by the principles of prudent healthcare.
NHS Wales Awards 2017 entriesThe search for staff whose new ways of working has delivered excellent patient care begins again! Applications to enter the 2017 NHS Wales Awards are open from Wednesday 8 February.
Click here to see a summary of tweets from the event, including video interviews.
Follow the falls prevention conversation on Twitter using the hashtags #PrudentHealthcare, #Falls and #SteadyOnStaySafe.
For more information on the 1000 Lives Improvement Falls Prevention programme, contact programme lead Dee Hines-Johnson
This year we celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Awards that provide a great opportunity for staff and students to showcase work which is improving the quality and safety of patient care.
There are eight categories to enter, including one just for students, and the closing date for entries is 31 March 2017.
Click here to find out more
Our website provides details of all our current programme areas. These can be found at www.1000livesi.wales.nhs.ukClick here to see our Youtube Channel
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The International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare 2017Colleagues and partners from within NHS Wales are attending the IHI/BMJ International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare: London, 2017 to showcase Wales’ work in quality improvement and patient safety.
1000 Lives Improvement has negotiated a 20% discount for NHS Wales staff to attend the conference, which will take place on April 26-28 at the Excel Venue London. Each year, it typically attracts over 3000 delegates from around 80 visiting countries - leaders, experts and healthcare professionals with a role or interest in quality improvement and patient safety.
On Wednesday 25 April, there will also be a unique experience day for UK and international colleagues. “NHS Wales: keeping patients at the heart of our national mission to improve healthcare
More information: @1000LivesWales @WalesDeanery #Quality2017
*The experience day is only recommended for colleagues and partners working outside of NHS Wales
NHS Wales Awards 2016 spotlight: Abertawe Bro Morgannwg UHBAbertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board won the Citizens at the Centre of Service Redesign and Delivery award for work developing ‘Soothing Patient Anxiety’ (SPA) – a unique approach to co-production in meeting the needs of complex patients requiring surgical interventions.
Click here to find out more about this project
outcomes and experiences” will be delivered by 1000 Lives Improvement and the Wales Deanery, supported by Welsh Government. To book onto our session you’ll need to opt for a three-day pass and select the M4 NHS Wales pre-day*.
1000 Lives Improvement is the national improvement service for NHS Wales delivered by Public Health Wales. Our aim is to support the NHS to improve outcomes for people using services in Wales.
• Wednesday 1 March - PIPCOP (Pharmacists in Practice Community of Practice) – Metrople Hotel, Llandrindod Wells Click here to find out more
• Tuesday 7 March - Improving patient safety in primary care: lessons from incidence reporting - City Hall, Cardiff Click here to find out more
• Tuesday 28, Wednesday 29 March - 1000 Lives Improvement Workshops & National Conference - Celtic Manor, Newport Inquire here to find out more
Upcoming Events
Our website provides details of all our current programme areas. These can be found at www.1000livesi.wales.nhs.ukClick here to see our Youtube Channel
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1000 Lives Improvement videoHave you seen our new video page? Check back regularly for interviews, highlights of our events and more!
Visit our regularly updated events page for more on 1000 Lives Improvement’s upcoming events
The Welsh NHS Confederation annual conference and exhibitionThis year’s conference takes place on Wednesday 1 February at Cardiff City Hall and comes at a key time for the Confederation, following the publication of the Programme for Government and the commencement of the Parliamentary Review of the long term future of health and social care in Wales.
Director Vanessa Young said: “Our theme for the conference is “Shifting the Balance”, reflecting the strategic direction of travel towards primary and community care, ill-health prevention and integration with non NHS services.“
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If you have any questions about our work, please contact us:[email protected]
Find out more about the conference here.