Our primary goals are to develop, implement and test interventions to increase organisational resilience, and to disseminate new ideas about safety throughout the NHS.
“Understanding resilience makes the difference between organizations that inadvertently create complexity and miss signals that risks are increasing, and those that can manage high hazard processes well” (Nemeth et al., 2008)
Al Ross, Andrea Sherriff, Jamie Kidd, Wendy Gnich, Janet Anderson, Leigh Deas, Lorna Macpherson (2018). “A systems approach using the functional resonance analysis method to
We are pleased to announce three guest keynote talks that will take place at our Resilience in Healthcare Masterclass 2017 – October 9th and 10th. Prof.
Registration is now open for Masterclass 2017! Click or tap to register now Registration includes lunches, refreshments and dinner on the night of the 9th
We are pleased to announce that our Resilience in Healthcare Masterclass 2017 will be held on October 9th and 10th in Birmingham (UK), with Prof. Jeffrey
Resilience Challenge, an online video game raising awareness about safety and the difficult pressures on healthcare providers, has been awarded first prize in the ‘Second
The CARe QI Handbook provides guidance for improving quality by creating resilient systems. It is based on our extensive work in a range of healthcare settings and contains structured guidance for your own quality improvement project. Worksheets help you to complete each step and document the progress of your project. The Handbook is available for download free of charge.
The centre is a collaboration between researchers at King’s College London, the University of Glasgow, SaIL, and clinicians and governance staff at Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.