In Episode 6 of our podcast, we sit down with Leah Parry, CxIO: Nursing, Midwifery and AHPs for University Hospitals Bristol and Weston (UHBW). Leah shares her unique journey into the digital realm, starting with her initial challenges in a digital health recovery program where she learned the complexities of digital implementations. She discusses how this experience shaped her approach to risk management and emphasizes the importance of high-level scrutiny and assurance in successful digital transformations.

Welcome to Episode 5 of The Only Way is Ethics! In this episode, we're excited to introduce Clive Flashman, a leader in digital health and patient safety. Clive is the Managing Director of Flashfuture Consulting and the Chief Digital Officer at Patient Safety Learning, bringing a wealth of experience in the intersection of technology and healthcare.

Clive's extensive background includes roles such as Director of Strategy at ORCHA, Co-Founder and CEO at TradeAide Ltd, and Non-Executive at SEHTA. He’s also been a mentor on various Digital Health Accelerators, a trustee at The Picker Institute, and a lecturer in Digital Health at the University of Cumbria. Previously, Clive served as President of the Digital Health Council at RSM and was the Programme Director for Digital Health Innovation at NHS SC&W CSU. His contributions also extend internationally, having chaired a WHO committee on Patient Safety and co-chaired a global HL7 Special Interest Group.

In this episode, Clive shares his insights on the recent surge in reported safety incidents related to digital health technologies. We’ll discuss the pressing concerns within the sector, the challenges of fostering a safety culture in digital health organizations, and the evolving role of clinical risk management in the face of emerging technologies like AI. Clive also provides his perspective on the ongoing debate about the alignment of clinical safety with patient safety within the NHS, particularly in light of the new PSIRF initiative.

Get ready for an insightful conversation as Clive offers a deep dive into the challenges and opportunities at the forefront of digital health and patient safety.

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Since the last episode of The Only Way Is Ethics, we have been reflecting on the change in government and the impact this will have on the delivery of healthcare services in the UK.

In today's episode we discuss the attitudes within healthcare organisations towards Clinical Risk Management and what we can do to change the tide by raising awareness and supporting our workforce.

We also have a recap over the first three episodes of the podcast, which featured Kimberley Dawson and Kaye Reynolds.

We have some great guests for you coming up over the next few weeks including:

Clive Flashman 💙 who we will be quizzing on Patient Safety Learning and the supposed cover up of NHS IT system issues!

Leah Parry and her minidisc analogy regarding digital health technologies and their adoption in the NHS!

Shane Tickell about the importance of data, its integrity and how we can harness its richness to support our healthcare community.

Welcome to Episode 3 of 'The Only Way is Ethics', featuring Kimberley Dawson, Senior Digital Clinical Safety Officer at Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. With a rich background in nursing, including critical care, transplant, and pre-assessment experience, Kimberley brings a unique perspective to the intersection of healthcare and digital clinical safety.

In this episode, we explore several topics:

Throughout the discussion, Kimberley draws on her extensive experience as a nurse and her current role as a Digital Clinical Safety Officer to provide practical, real-world insights into the critical intersection of healthcare, technology, and patient safety.

Join us for this enlightening conversation that bridges the gap between frontline healthcare and digital innovation, highlighting the vital role of clinical safety in modern healthcare delivery.

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Join us for an insightful episode as we welcome Kaye Reynolds, a prominent figure in digital health and clinical safety.

Kaye is the Lead CSO for Queen Elizabeth Hospital Trust in Kings Lynn, a master’s in digital health student, and an active member of the BCS Clinical Safety SIG leadership committee. She also founded CSO Coffee and Chat, the largest independent CSO forum in the UK.

In this episode, we dive into several key topics, including:

Kaye's background and contributions to the field.

The establishment of Digital Health CSO council and network.

The role of NHSE in Clinical Risk Management training and support.

The need for a National CSO register.

Professional accountability for CSOs.

And much more...

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Kaye Reynolds' extensive experience and insights in digital health. Tune in to enhance your understanding of the evolving landscape of clinical safety and digital health.

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We are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast.

This podcast is not intended to replace professional medical advice.

The views expressed in this podcast may not be those of the host or the management.

Welcome to our podcast exploring the cutting-edge world of digital health and its impact on patient and clinical safety within the NHS.

Throughout the episodes, we'll dive into the critical realm of clinical risk management as it relates to the rapidly evolving landscape of digital health technologies.

As the NHS continues to embrace digital transformation, it's crucial to understand how these innovations affect patient care and safety. 

We'll be examining the Digital Clinical Safety Strategy, which aims to improve the safety of digital technologies in health and care while also leveraging these tools to address patient safety challenges.

Throughout this series, we'll explore topics such as:

Join us as we navigate the complex intersection of technology and healthcare, uncovering how the NHS is working to harness the power of digital innovation while prioritising patient safety.

Whether you're a healthcare professional, technologist, or simply interested in the future of healthcare, this podcast will provide valuable insights into the evolving world of digital health and clinical risk management.