As part of our Organisational Development & Improvement Grants for 2016/17, we have been supporting University Hospital Morecombe Bay (UHMB) with establishing a ‘Human Factors in Healthcare’ forum which will bring together Human Factors leads from across the North West alongside academics and practitioners, to share learning, experiences and help build an effective way of integrating Human Factors into daily practice.
The first forum is due to take place on Friday 31st March 2017 at Castle Green Hotel, Kendal and will include speakers Jeff Goulding (Assistant Director of HF, Aintree University Hospitals), Neal Jones (Assistant Director of HF, Royal Liverpool University Hospital), Prof Sue Hignett (Professor in Human Factors & Ergonomics, Loughborough University), Prof Murray Saunders (Professor in Educational Research, Lancaster University), Dr Dawn Goodwin (Senior Lecturer in Social Sciences in Healthcare, Lancaster University), Mark Hellaby (NW Simulation Education Network Manager).
30 places have been allocated for healthcare staff across the North West, so please contact Helen Forgham on 01524516242 or helen.forgham@mbht.nhs.uk to book on.
Please find attached leaflet for further information and pass on to colleagues who may be able to attend and contribute to this important agenda.
The first forum is due to take place on Friday 31st March 2017 at Castle Green Hotel, Kendal and will include speakers Jeff Goulding (Assistant Director of HF, Aintree University Hospitals), Neal Jones (Assistant Director of HF, Royal Liverpool University Hospital), Prof Sue Hignett (Professor in Human Factors & Ergonomics, Loughborough University), Prof Murray Saunders (Professor in Educational Research, Lancaster University), Dr Dawn Goodwin (Senior Lecturer in Social Sciences in Healthcare, Lancaster University), Mark Hellaby (NW Simulation Education Network Manager).
30 places have been allocated for healthcare staff across the North West, so please contact Helen Forgham on 01524516242 or helen.forgham@mbht.nhs.uk to book on.
Please find attached leaflet for further information and pass on to colleagues who may be able to attend and contribute to this important agenda.
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