Reducing HCAIs 2011:Maintaining Patient Safety: Breaking the Cycle of Infection

With a renewed emphasis on improving patient outcomes and patient choice, based on sound clinical evidence, whilst devolving power to local communities – the provision of quality care and patient safety remain central to the commitment to reduce HCAIs.

It is generally agreed that systemic failure to provide quality care across some organisations in the health service, has resulted from a relaxed approach to the necessary management systems, clinical processes and operational best practice that need to be in place. This is likely to be aggravated in the near future by the radical changes outlined for the NHS and primary care services in the recent 'Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS' and 'Healthy People, Healthy Lives' White Papers and the efficiencies required in the future.

Reducing HCAIs 2011 – Maintaining Patient Safety: Breaking the Cycle of Infection is GovToday's national, annual Conference and Exhibition, which this year brings together internationally renowned experts, leading policy makers and clinicians in the UK to discuss the systems that will need to be in place following the planned changes to the NHS and the policies and protocols for specific infections.

Essentially, the development and progress of a common standard and approach to achieving zero tolerance to all avoidable infection that can be applied across the health economy both in the UK and internationally.

• Have Your Say and Question the Policy Makers
• Receive the Latest Information on Innovative Systems, Processes and Best Practice
• Learn from Your Peers’ Best Practice Case StudiesReceive the Latest Updates and Tips regarding the Guidance and Support NOW Available
• Network with Your Peers and establish New Business Contacts

TO SECURE YOUR PLACE AT THIS CUTTING-EDGE EVENT BOOK TODAY. PLEASE CONTACT RON PUSEY ON 0161 238 8881 OR RON.PUSEY@GOVTODAY.CO.UK