Avoiding the Avoidable: Improving The Way We Learn From Adverse Events

February 11, 2021 RLDatix Marketing

Watch the session on-demand by clicking here.

Back in November 2020, Phil Taylor, Chief Product Officer at RLDatix took part in a panel session focusing on how we can improve the way we learn from adverse events.

Watch the session on-demand here to listen to Phil, Peter Walsh, Chief Executive at AvMA and Alison Philips, a patient representative discussing:

- What organisational culture and executive behaviour is required for safety ll to become a reality

- Address the importance of expert opinion and the value of a balanced independent and internal resources in an investigation process

- Learn about the value of a structure patient expert communication process

Watch the session here.

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