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We have trained maternity teams to carry out the Birmingham Symptom Specific Obstetric Triage System to prioritise those with urgent clinical needs.

This programme was launched in response to COVID-19 to support staff to safely manage the expected rise in tracheostomy patients.

UCLP is working alongside our existing patient safety and education networks, to share expertise and enable collaboration between patient safety leadership and patient safety educators.

We are supporting care homes that are facing a particularly challenging time during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here we are signposting to helpful resources that can be used by care home staff to assess patient deterioration and work safely.

As part of the National Patient Safety Improvement Programme, UCLPartners will be supporting care homes to improve the safety of medicines administration.

Care home staff and residents are facing a particularly challenging time during the COVID-19 pandemic, caring for a vulnerable population with limited clinical support available and a reduced workforce.

We have been supporting acute trusts across the region to improve the safety and patient outcomes by effectively and rapidly sharing, adopting and spreading evidence-based interventions, products and tools.

The Emergency Laparotomy Collaborative aims to improve standards of care for patients undergoing emergency laparotomy surgery.

Improving the identification and management of deteriorating patients is a major patient safety priority for the NHS, and every healthcare system in the world.

We are offering individuals and teams from health and social care organisations across our geography the opportunity to bid for funding to support the spread and adoption of workforce innovations.