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Welcome to Patient Safety Congress 2010

The Patient Safety Congress is the UK’s leading patient safety event. The aim of the Congress is to raise the profile of patient safety, share best practice and embed innovation across all areas of healthcare provision in the UK.

Your Patient Safety Congress journey starts here…

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If you could change one thing tomorrow to improve patient safety, what would it be? 

We’re asking everyone committed to patient safety to tell us the one thing they would like to see changed tomorrow. The results of this campaign will be used as a new interactive part of the Patient Safety Congress and to focus attention on the topics that really matter to you and your patients.

How can I get involved?

Tell us what one thing you would change tomorrow

Spread the news of the campaign by adding our twibbon to your twitter profile

Show your support for the campaign by adding our Change one Thing logo to your Trust's website and linking back to our site.

Change one thing

To download the logo please right click on the logo and select Save image as.  Save to your computer, you can now add to your site and link back to www.patientsafetycongress.co.uk/cot


 

 


Call for Posters

The poster submission are now closed. 
Thank you to everyone who has submitted an entry this year. Over 250 patient safety improvement projects have been submitted. Judging will take place week ending 26th February. You will be notified shortly after if your poster has been selected to be displayed at the congress. The Patient Safety poster submission forms an essential part of best practice sharing at the event.
View examples of last year's submissions

2010 Format announced

In response to your feedback the structure of the Patient Safety Congress is now focused around organisational areas and areas of interest. You are able to attend full day sessions focused on primary, community, mental health or acute health care or tailor your day to your particular area of interest such as leadership or infection control. ViewVisit our programme page for more details.


Change one thing campaign

In line with the Patient Safety Congress 2010 we are asking everyone to tell us the one thing they would like to see changed tomorrow.

ArrowTo add your thoughts to the campaign, please complete this short form

ArrowTo hear what patient safety experts such as Suzette Woodward and Bernard Crump have said follow this link

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The 2009 Congress was a great success. Over 1400 attendees left the Congress inspired and informed to make improvements in patient safety.


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