1. CORESS Presentation to Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 2020 – presenter Professor Frank Smith
Presentations
The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh is an independent, charitable professional organisation committed to advancing surgical excellence through education, training, examinations and CPD, with a focus on patient care and patient outcomes. CORESS publishes Surgical Safety Feedback reports in Surgeons’ News, a journal of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
2. CORESS Annual Safety in Surgery Symposium 4th October 2024
00.07 Welcome – Professor Sir Neil Mortensen, CORESS Chair
00.56 Introduction to CORESS – Miss Harriet Corbett, CORESS Programme Director
02:37 – Lessons from the Maritime Industry: Near Miss Reporting is Important, So Why Aren’t We Doing It? – Mr Adam Parnell, Director Maritime, the CHIRP Charitable Trust
32:51 – The New Patient Safety Incident Reporting Framework (PSIRF): Approach, Methodology, and Tools – Dr Annie Hunnigher, Consultant in Anaesthesia, Group Patient Safety Lead, Barts Health, NatSSIPs2 Clinical Lead, CPOC
56:47 – The National Consultant Information Programme (NCIP) – Informing Surgical Safety – Professor Simon Kenny OBE, Consultant Paediatric Surgeon, National Clinical Director – Children and Young People
01:17:58 – Consent and AI – Mr David Locke, Solicitor-Advocate, Deputy Head of Health Litigation, Hill Dickinson LLP
3. CORESS Annual Safety in Surgery Symposium 29th September 2023
00.39 SPOT Programme: The National inpatient PEWS Chart
Professor Damien Roland, Consultant in Paediatric Emergency Medicine
Head of Service Children’s Emergency Department, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
23.05 Championing Patient Safety with Evidence Based Medicine- Robotically Assisted Surgery”
Dr John Burke, Chief Medical Officer, AXA Health
46.00 What’s new at HSIB
Ms Saskia Fursland, National Investigator, HSIB
1.12.10 Patient Safety in a Medico-legal Context
Dr Michael Devlin LLM, MBA, FRCP, FRCGP, FFFLM, Head of Professional Standards and Liaison at the MDU
4. CORESS Annual Safety in Surgery Symposium 15th July 2022
Timestamps:
0.05 Introduction to CORESS and Welcome – Lord Ribeiro, CORESS Chairman
0.40 Introduction to the first presentation – Professor Frank Smith
2.33 “Learning from litigation claims” – Mr John T Machin MA(Oxf) MBBS FRCS (Tr&Orth) PGC, Clinical Lead for Litigation at GIRFT
28.43 Introduction to the second presentation – Professor Frank Smith
30.05 “Preventing avoidable harms: the role of the private medical insurer” – Dr Pallavi Bradshaw, MRCOphth, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, AXA Health
51.00 Introduction to the third presentation – Professor Frank Smith
52.32 “NatSSIPs2 (National Safety Standards for Invasive Procedures) ” – Dr Annie Hunningher MbChB, FRCA, Consultant in Anaesthesia NatSSIPs2 Clinical Lead Anaesthesia Thrombectomy Lead Royal London Hospital, Barts Health
1.13.47 Introduction to the fourth presentation – Professor Frank Smith
1.14.48 “Shared decision making and why it is important for patient safety” – Professor Ashok Handa, FRCS Associate Professor of Surgery and Consultant Vascular Surgeon Director, Collaborating Centre for Values-based Practice St Catherine’s College, Oxford
1.29.43 Summary – Professor Frank Smith
1.30.55 Symposium Close – Lord Ribeiro
5. CORESS Annual Safety in Surgery Symposium 2021
Timestamps:
00:00 Lord Ribeiro’s introduction and welcome
03:41 Dr Kevin Stewart
36:09 Professor Frank Smith, CORESS
43:00 Professor Tom Clutton-Brock
1:12:48 Mr Jerard Ross
1:50:45 Professor Peter Brennan