How can parents/guardians/carers help make medical care for children in general practice safer?
Parents can prevent safety issues from occurring in primary care - request for workshop participants
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Full description:
The patient safety team at Cardiff University have been exploring how parents/guardians/caregivers can help to prevent safety issues from happening to their child in general practice.
They are hoping to identify how medical care for children in general practice can be made safer through the support and actions of parents.
They therefore need the input of parents from a range of backgrounds to share their thoughts on the research findings and consider how to make general practice safer.
Date from
5th April 2024
Date to
30th May 2024
Payment:
All participants will be offered a £50 voucher for attending.
Expenses:
Relevant expenses to be covered to be discussed with the research team, e.g. travel.
Organisation
Patient Safety Team, Division of Population Medicine, Cardiff University
The field of patient safety is the coordinated effort to prevent harm, caused by the process of health care itself, from occurring to patients.
We aim to determine the frequency, burden and preventability of healthcare associated harm in primary and emergency care settings, and to develop and implement interventions to improve patient safety in priority areas.
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Details
Topic:
Children and young people
Primary care
Location:
Wales
Involvement type:
Identifying and prioritising
Disseminating
Reviewing
What support is offered?
You will be supported by a member of the research team who will provide information about the workshop.
Can the work be done from home?
No
Suitable for a beginner?
Yes
