Sharing ideas on Risk, Human Factors, Patient Safety, Teamwork and Leadership
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The aim of Risky Business 2012 is to share new ideas on managing risk, patient safety, leadership, teamwork and improvement science from some of the highest achievers in other high-risk businesses, industries, sport, exploration, media, military, and the arts.
Day 1 will focus on understanding complex systems when things go wrong and Day 2 will be about finding solutions through changing culture, leadership / teamwork, improvement science and creativity.
The Risky Business London 2012 Symposium is targeted at clinicians, allied professionals, healthcare administrators as well as professionals from other high risk industries.
This is the fourth Risky Business Conference in London (with the first 3 all being sold out). We have also held 3 stand alone events in Boston and 1 in Cape Town. The idea is that if we are to make major strides forward in patient safety and improvement then we need to look at spheres outside of medicine to challenge us.
Session 1: When things go wrong, people get hurt
Chairperson: Krishan Guru-Murphy (Presenter Channel 4 News Journalist and Anchor)
08:30 Opening Dr Jane Collins, CEO of Great Ormond Street
08:35 Shipping: The Titanic, Prestige, Costa & Pirates Faz Peermohamed, (Head of Global Admiralty Group, Master Mariner, Safety Superintendent, Solicitor)
08:55 Loretta Evans tells the tragic story of the death of her son Colin – the importance of unambiguous transfer of responsibility of care between teams.
09:15 A Fatal Drug Error: Dr Barry Sullman, talks for the first time about a tragic medication error he was involved in, within the context of a complex health care system, leading him to be charged with manslaughter.
09:35 Dr Liliane Field from the The Medical Protection Society gives practical advice on what to do if this happens to you
09:55 Tariq Jahan – Reconciliation in Extreme Circumstances – Tariq appealed for peace after his son Haroon was killed during the August riots of 2011 in Birmingham, UK. Winner of Pride of Britain Award.
10:15 morning tea break
Session 2: An in-depth analysis of a friendly fire incident.
10:45 Scott Snook, Senior Lecturer Harvard Business School and former US Colonel provides an outstanding in depth analysis of a friendly fire incident.
12:45 Lunch break
13:45 Scott Snook, Senior Lecturer Harvard Business School and former US Colonel provides an outstanding in depth analysis of a friendly fire incident.
15:45 Afternoon tea break
Session 3: The Individual, The System, The Economy and The Human.
Chairperson: Baroness Blackstone (Chair of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children)
15:45 Alastair Scotland: Swiss Cheese or Swiss Clock? The individual and the system in patient safety.
16:05 Lessons from The World Economic Crisis - Linda Yueh (Economics Editor Bloomberg TV, Adjunct Professor of Economics at London Business School, Fellow at Oxford)
16:25 The NHS Economic Crisis: Is a private "Partners" Model a more viable alternative? Ali Parsa (CEO Circle Health Ltd, the first private company to take over the running of a NHS hospital
16:45 Kathryn Schulz – Journalist, author talks on "Being Wrong, adventures in the margin of error".
17:15 Martin Bromiley "Human Factors in the NHS 2012"
17:25 Closure day 1
Session 4: Culture, Leadership and Teamwork
Chairperson: Katie Derham - Presenter: Radio 3 and The Proms
08:30 Resolving long standing disputes – Keith Williams CEO British Airways
08:50 Does the culture at the top of government matter? Can one run a country / organization effectively if there are dysfunctional relationships right at the very top? Steve Richards is Chief Political Editor for the Independent, presenter of Radio 4's "Week in Westminster", author of "Whatever It Takes, Gordon Brown and New Labour" and host of "Rock 'n' Roll Politics".
09:10 What does a safety culture look like in a Nuclear Plant and lessons from Fukushima? - Helen Rycraft – Head of Profession for Organisational Learning and Human Factors - Magnox Ltd Corporation.
09:30 Dealing with moments of truth in the hotel industry and customer focused culture – Arthur Gillis – CEO Protea Hotels (Largest Hotel Chain in Africa)
09:50 Exceptional Teamwork: Flight QF32 2010; Engine explosion on take-off on the New Airbus A380 – Captain David Evans, Qantas Training Captain on board Flight QF32
10:10 What does it take to make an Oscar winning movie? John Madden, Director: Shakespeare in Love (Oscar Best Picture 1998), The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (interview with Katie Derham)
10:40 Morning Tea Break
Session 5: Improvement Science: what to do when the money runs out
Chairperson Martin Marshall - Professor of Improvement Science UCL & London
11:10 Improvement GOOGLE Style; Matt Brittin CEO Google UK
11:30 Lean +1: Uncovering the gaps in care – Mapping Interfacing Activity – Tom Bevington, Chairman Bevington Group
11:50 Jim Lock (Cardiologist-In-Chief, Children's Hospital of Boston) – Can "smart" self-learning clinical pathways SCAMPS save the health budget?
12:15 Improvement through Economy of Scales – Devi Shetty – named as the Henry Ford of heart surgery by The Wall Street Journal (via video link)
12:35 Brent James (Healthcare Improvement Guru) – transforming an entire healthcare system through fanatical attention to improvement science (via video link)
13:00 Lunch Break
Session 6: Leadership, Teamwork and Culture
Chairperson: Fiona Godlee – Editor-in-Chief, The British Medical Journal
14:00 Having it all, Nicola Horlick – "superwoman" – Financier, restaurateur, film producer and mother of six.
14:20 Training helicopter pilots to survive when ditching in the sea. Chris Brook
14:40 Comparing Medical Culture in The UK vs. US – Bob Wachter (Professor and Associate Chairman, Department of Medicine San Francisco)
15:00 Teamwork at the limits: “Six months on the International Space Station” – Mike Barrett, NASA astronaut who flew on the last Space Shuttle Endeavour mission.
15:20 Afternoon Tea Break
Session 7: Creativity is our only renewable resource
Chairpersons – Guy Hirst / Tony Giddings / Allan Goldman
15:50 What does it takes to win a world championship gold medal? Derek Redmond (Former Olympian and World Champion 400m who also epitomized The Olympic Spirit in Barcelona Olympics 1992)
16:20 Can we measure power gradients & hierarchy to select which pilots should fly together? Captain Steve Scott (airline captain), Human Factors Expert)
16:40 Kathryn Jeffs – producer "Frozen Planet"
17:00 iPad Raffle and Closure of Risky Business 2012
This one day conference brings together the very latest Patient Safety and Improvement Initiatives from some of the world’s leading children’s hospitals. A candid record of lessons learnt and practical success from your peers in paediatrics, interspersed with some truly inspirational talks from people outside the medical profession. The idea is that each hospital will present one of their latest patient safety or improvement initiative for 8 minutes and tell us lessons learnt from their latest serious untoward incident followed by 8 minutes questions and discussion from the floor.
Facilitators for the Day: Peter Lachman / Allan Goldman
Session 1: Monitoring and Early Warning Scores (Martin Elliott / Sue Chapman)
09:00 Children's Hospital of Boston: Peter Laussen (Chief Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit): Meaningful visualization and analysis of real time monitoring
09:20 Birmingham Children’s Hospital: Heather Duncan (Paediatric Intensivist) Extensive monitoring and EWS, lessons from McLaren F1 Team.
09:40 Children’s Hospital of Westmead, Sidney: Nick Pigott (PICU Consultant), Between the flags: Early warning scores across the state of NSW.
10:00 Manchester Children’s Hospital: Peter Marc Fortune (Medical Director) Emergency Bleep Review
10:20 morning tea
Session 2: Human Factors: Situational Awareness, Resilience and Handover (Chairpersons: Barbara Buckley / Tony Giddings)
10:50 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital: Derek Wheeler (medical director of PICU): "8 hourly huddles, and situational awareness programme"
11:10 Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital, London: Jane Carthey (Human Factors Expert): Hospital at Night Handover.
11:30 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia: Geoff Bird (Paediatric Intensivist, Safety Lead ICU), The “messy bits” of trying to introduce lessons from High Reliability Organizations to the bedside.
11:50 Ste Justine Hospital, Université de Montréal, Canada: Karen Harrington (PICU Consultant, Human Factors Expert) Resilience Engineering
GUEST TALK 1. (Chairperson: Guy Hirst)
12:10 Bill Neely, International Editor ITV News (Emmy Award 2009, BAFTA x3, Broadcasting Journalist of the Year 2011): Managing your risk as a foreign correspondent in dangerous parts of the world.
12:40 Lunch
Session 3: Reducing Adverse Events and HAI (Chairpersons: Liz Morgan)
13:40 Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital, Dublin: Terence Montague, Paediatric Anaeshtetist / Intensivist, Head of Safety: NG tubes in the Airways: Can we really prevent this.
14:00 Erasmus Children’s Hospital, Rotterdam: Cynthia Van Der Starre Adverse event detection
14:20 Chandigarh Children’s Hospital: Sunit Singh (Director of PICU): Health education to patient’s attendants and caregivers in reducing hospital acquired infections in a developing country setting
Session 4: Culture and Evidence (Chairperson: Fiona Dalton)
14:40 Alderhey Children’s Hospital: Steve Kerr (Clinical Director Critical Care, Cardiac and Respiratory Unit): The role of executive walk arounds.
15.00 Seattle Children’s Hospital: Mark Del Beccaro (Professor, Vice President Medical Affairs): Safety and Quality using evidence based medicine and lean, example of Reducing prescribing errors
15:20 afternoon tea
Session 5: Training to reduce error (Chairperson: Clare Marx, RCS England)
15.50 London Helicopter Emergency Service (HEMS): Julian Thompson (Executive Director at LAA) Pre-Hospital Thoracotomy: how to we train to deliver rare complex interventions?
16:10: Evelina Children's Hospital: Andrew Durward (PICU Consultant) Reducing morphine errors.
GUEST LECTURE 2 Chairperson: (Neil Francombe / Allan Goldman)
16:30 SSgt Paul Vicary: Scott vs Amundsen Centenary Race to The South Pole 2011-12
The last 3 Risky Business conferences sold out, so book now to avoid disappointment.
Corporate: £125.00
Doctor: £100.00
Nurse: £90.00
Corporate: £495.00
Doctor: £400.00
Emergency Services: £275.00
Nurse: £275.00