Tag

Serious Incidents

Recommendations related to serious incidents

8 recommendations 88% accepted

Tag overview

Government Response
Accepted (3)
Accepted in part (4)
Under consideration (1)
Recommendations in This Theme

recommendation across 3 inquiries

Across 3 inquiries

Tagged Recommendations

8 total
AFA-5 Under consideration Urology Services Inquiry

Serious Adverse Incidents

We recommend that: • The new SAI framework is fully implemented by the Department. There should be regional support for those leading the improvement in the serious incident processes in …

Department of Health NI
23 Accepted in part Morecambe Bay Investigation

Clear standards for incident reporting in maternity

Clear standards should be drawn up for incident reporting and investigation in maternity services. These should include the mandatory reporting and investigation as serious incidents of maternal deaths, late and …

Department of Health and…
F114 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Complaints handling

Comments or complaints which describe events amounting to an adverse or serious untoward incident should trigger an investigation.

Healthcare providers
F260 Accepted in part Mid Staffs Inquiry

Information standards

The standards applied to statistical information about serious untoward incidents should be the same as for any other healthcare information and in particular the principles around transparency and accessibility. It …

F278 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Death certification

It should be a routine part of an independent medical examiners's role to seek out and consider any serious untoward incidents or adverse incident reports relating to the deceased, to …

Healthcare providers
F42 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Use of information about compliance by regulator from: Serious untoward incidents

Strategic Health Authorities/their successors should, as a matter of routine, share information on serious untoward incidents with the Care Quality Commission.

NHS England
F44 Accepted in part Mid Staffs Inquiry

Use of information about compliance by regulator from: Media

Any example of a serious incident or avoidable harm should trigger an examination by the Care Quality Commission of how that was addressed by the provider and a requirement for …

CQC
F89 Accepted in part Mid Staffs Inquiry

Information sharing

Reports on serious untoward incidents involving death of or serious injury to patients or employees should be shared with the Health and Safety Executive.

Healthcare providers