Managing Mortalities with RLDatix: Ask the Expert Key Takeaways

April 7, 2021 RLDatix Marketing

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During a recent webinar, Mark Rogers (Safety & Risk Systems Manager at Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust) chatted about how the Trust has utilised the Mortality Review module to house all mortality data in one place and implement structured review processes, based on local and industry standards. Mark also explains how the module has provided them a holistic view of all mortalities, allowing them to embed learning from deaths across the organisation.

This key takeaways document highlights the key points Mark covered in the 30 minute webinar.

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