CORESS is an independent charity founded and operated by surgeons for the benefit of their patients. A small, dedicated team of volunteers has nurtured and developed the programme to the point where the learning from its reports of near-miss and low-harm events reaches a substantial surgical audience. Given a small amount of extra income, CORESS could do so much more. Please consider supporting us by making a one-off contribution; better still by signing up for modest regular giving, or perhaps by becoming a CORESS Sponsor.
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The Lord Ribeiro, CBE, FRCS
Past-president of Royal College of Surgeons of England
Past-Chair CORESS Board of Trustees
Please support us by donating now
Individual giving by:
- Just Giving
- BACS transfer to CORESS, sort code 30-90-89, a/c no: 39564360
- Cheque, payable to “CORESS”, to our contact address
- Simply complete a donation form and email to admin@coress.org.uk.
Companies:
- Join our Sponsor scheme and be part of the work we do.
Support us by becoming a ‘Sponsor of The Confidential Reporting System in Surgery’
Contact us on admin@coress.org.uk for more information.
CORESS uses funds solely to discharge its charitable objects. There are a number of sponsorship options, but any contribution will be much appreciated. Our Sponsors’ scheme aims to encourage active engagement with CORESS.
Individual Membership
Regular giving of at least £20 per month
Benefits:
- Invitation to the CORESS prestigious Annual Networking Event
How will your support be used
The CORESS programme focusses on detecting and learning from no-harm, near-miss and low-harm events encountered during routine surgical practice. This learning is then disseminated to surgeons and their teams throughout the UK for the benefit of their patients.
Your donation will help us raise funds to:
- Increase Secure Reporting – use technology to make it easier to report ‘precursor’ events
- Extend Learning Output – increase the range and scope of feedback reports to all specialties
- Increase Learning Opportunities –provide training days, webinars and publications
- Develop the CORESS Network for Information Sharing – alerting professional and government bodies to any specific concerns as they emerge
Thank you, your help will make a difference.
Professor Sir Neil Mortensen
MB ChB, MA, MD, FRCS Eng, FDS hon, FRCPS Glas hon, FRCS Edin hon, FRCSI hon, FACS hon
Chair CORESS Board of Trustees