1. Passing the Baton 29/09/15 Geoff Cooper – Patient Safety Collaborative Manager Wessex Patient Safety Collaborative

2. Patient Safety Federation

3. Wessex and Oxford PSCs Wessex and Oxford Patient Safety Collaboratives are part of a network of 15 Collaboratives established in 2014 by NHSE to tackle the leading causes of avoidable harm to patients. The collaboratives aim to empower local patients and healthcare staff to work together to identify safety priorities and develop solutions. These solutions will then be implemented and tested within local healthcare organisations before being shared nationally with the other collaboratives.

4. Patient Safety Federation

6. Collaboratives and Clusters Patient Safety FederationWessex PSCNational Cluster Sepsis   (NW Coast) Global Comparators (Sepsis)  Safe Medicines Pathway* (Meds Opt)  (Wessex) Anti-microbial prescribing* (Meds Opt  (Wessex)

7. Local Priorities / Breakthrough Series

8. Wessex PSC Work Streams / Programme Model

9. Passing the Baton (Wessex) Patient Safety Federation Wessex Patient Safety Collaborative Safe Medicines Pathway Pharmacy and Transfer of care around medicines projects - Wessex AHSN Medicines Optimisation Programme Anti-microbial prescribing Work programme being led by the Thames Valley and Wessex Antimicrobial Pharmacists Network Sepsis Dr Matt Inada-Kim (WPSC Faculty) working for PSF and WPSC This programme will remain within organisations with Wessex PSC facilitation via the current BTS Collaborative which includes teams from: Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust Hampshire Hospitals NHS FT NHS Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group NHS West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust The Royal Bournemouth & Christchurch Hospital NHS FT Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust Wessex Paediatric Critical Care Network University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust