Sharing ideas on Risk, Human Factors, Patient Safety, Teamwork and Leadership
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Miles Hilton-Barber, who went blind in his early twenties, describes his attitude to his blindness and life and the incredible feats he has achieved.
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Guy Hirst. a retired British Airways Training Standards Captain explains how human factors training was assimilated into aviation and explores how the same might be done in healthcare.
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Claire Bowen describes the human factors that contributed to the death of her daughter after an elective surgical operation to remove her spleen and importance of getting to the truth.
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Tom Kelly, Communications Director for BAA and former Director of Communications for the Northern Ireland Office talks about the disastrous opening of Heathrow’s Terminal 5 and the Omagh bombing in Northern Ireland.
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Dr Gareth Davies, The Clinical Director of the London Emergency Helicopter Services (HEMS), provides us with an insight into the workings, challenges and training of the HEMS service.
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Professor Charles Vincent and Rajesh Aggarwal discuss their preliminary research results where in which they have trained surgeons using a simulated mental practice model prior to the actual procedure.
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Flt Lt Simon Stevens, a former Red Arrows pilot enlightens us on the importance of debriefing as a mechanism of improving performance and how it’s done Red Arrows Style.
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Martin Bromiley, an airline pilot & human factors trainer, describes the formation and evolution of The Clinical Human Factors Group after the tragic death of his wife Elaine.
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Professor Peter Laussen, who is a Harvard Anaesthesia Professor, andChief of The Cardiovascular Intensive Care at The Children’s Hospital of Boston stresses the importance of standardized training in communication techniques to improve patient safety.
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Professor Gerald Hickson, The Director of The Vanderbilt Center for Patient and Professional Advocacy, describes the disruptive influence of 'special colleagues' on their team and his approach into providing insight and self correction.
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