BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk///NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.15// METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-51845Gp66D@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:LPZ - Keeping in Touch webinar is for care home professionals i nvolved in our LPZ care homes project. \nThese run on a bi-monthly basis a nd provide key educational information on chosen topics\, often selected b y care home staff and managers. Along with support and advice on Quality I mprovement tools and techniques\, hosted by the East Midlands Patient Safe ty Collaborative.\nEvent materials\n\nAgenda\nPresentation slide deck\nHow do we measure improvement? Presentation recording - Nat Riley Programme C o-ordinator & Bridget O’Hagan\, Specialist Advisor\, East Midlands PSC\nUp date on COVID-19 in care homes presentation recording - Adam Gordon\, Prof essor of Care of Older People University of Nottingham\; Consultant Geriat rician Derby Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust\n\nSee more presentat ions from our Keeping In Touch webinars on our Vimeo Channel. \nFind out m ore about the LPZ project on our webpage. https://healthinnovation-em.org. uk/component/rseventspro/event/46-lpz---keeping-in-touch-webinar?Itemid=14 57 DTSTART:20210216T140000Z DTEND:20210216T153000Z LOCATION:Virtual event () SUMMARY:LPZ – Keeping In Touch webinar URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/46-lpz-- -keeping-in-touch-webinar?Itemid=1457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-5191639u0v@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:The East Midlands Patient Safety Collaborative (EM PSC) invited care home staff and managers from across the East Midlands to join a free webinar sharing practical advice\, tools and techniques to support care h ome staff to manage their own health and wellbeing whilst looking after ot hers.\nEvent Materials\n\nAgenda\nUpdate on COVID-19 in care homes present ation recording - Adam Gordon\, Clinical Associate Professor in Medicine o f Older People at The University of Nottingham and an Honorary Consultant Geriatrician at Derby Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.\nWellbeing of resident s: 'brag and steal' sessions presentation recording - Jane Horne\, Senior Research Fellow & Occupational Therapist\, University of Nottingham and vi deo from Landermeads care home\nSharing practices\, tools and techniques t o support you to manage your own health and wellebing whilst looking after others - Lucy McDonald\, Locality Manager (Midlands)\, Skills for Care\nA dministration of medicines improvement work with care homes presentation r ecording - Gill Gookey Medicines Safety Lead Pharmacist\, East Midlands PS C\n\nThe session was led by Bridget O’Hagan\, Specialist Advisor at EM PSC .\nView the playlist of the presentation recordings here.  https://healthi nnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/47-webinar-connecting-care -homes---health-and-wellbeing?Itemid=1457 DTSTART:20210429T140000Z DTEND:20210429T153000Z LOCATION:Virtual event () SUMMARY:Webinar: Connecting care homes – health and wellbeing URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/47-webin ar-connecting-care-homes---health-and-wellbeing?Itemid=1457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-5201CHd6Cw@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:Over the last year\, the East Midlands Patient Safety Collabora tive (EMPSC) has been working closely with colleagues from mental health t rusts and service users' representatives to support the delivery of the na tional Mental Health Safety Improvement Programme. This face-to-face event was to celebrate\, showcase\, and share learning from the work so far on reducing restrictive practice\, reducing suicide and self-harm\, and incre asing sexual safety.\nEvent resources \nPresentations \n\nFull speaker pre sentation slide deck \nSexual safety workshop\nReducing restrictive practi ce workshop\n\nRecorded workshop summaries\n\nImproving sexual safety work shop summary\nReducing restrictive practice workshop summary\n\nPosters \n \nAn analysis of incidents involving both 'leave not as planned' and non s uicidal self injury suicide\nTopaz quiet space to reduce self harm\nNortha mptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - A blended approach to reduce restrictive practices \nLincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - Fe eling safe on our wards\nNottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - Best practice guidance for nursing patients in long term segregation \nSt Andrew's Healthcare - Enhancing relational security in practice using co- production \nEMPSC - Service user and carer representative involvement wit h the MHSIP\nNottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - Seclusion p assports \nNottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - Supporting en gagement following a crisis in a psychiatric intensive care unit within th e personality disorder care stream in a high secure hospital\nRisk formula tion and safety planning for women patients in a high secure context \nNot tinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - Let's start talking about s exual safety \nNottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - Supportin g women's sexual safety in acute mental health settings\nSt Andrew's Healt hcare - Expert by experience evaluation of proposed procedures for reducti on of risk to self when on unplanned leave\nNottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - If a patient requires Rapid Tranquillisation (RT)\nSt Matthews Healthcare - Handling Autonomy back to the patient: reducing rest rictive practice \nSt Matthews Healthcare - Restrictive practices \nReview of research on 'leave not as planned' (late-return\, abscond\, escape)\n https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/67-mental-h ealth-safety-improvement-programme-learning-event?Itemid=1457 DTSTART:20220614T100000Z DTEND:20220614T151500Z LOCATION:Northampton () SUMMARY:Mental Health Safety Improvement Programme Learning Event URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/67-menta l-health-safety-improvement-programme-learning-event?Itemid=1457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-5216Jt29V7@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:Event resources\nPoster competition\nReducing Restrictive Pract ice East Midlands Mental Health Patient Safety Improvement Collaborative ( Seacole\, Bracken and Fenwick) - St Andrew's Healthcare\, Northampton\nLet 's Start Talking About Sexual Safety - Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foun dation Trust\nPICU Post - Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust \nPhysical Health Observations Post Rapid Tranquilisation Episodes - St An drew’s Healthcare\, Northampton\nRethinking restrictive practice in mental health using Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs… - St Matthew's Healthcare\nShea rwater Ward Ligature Assessment Tool - Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Fou ndation Trust\nSexual Safety Across the Lookout - Nottinghamshire Healthca re NHS Foundation Trust https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseve ntspro/event/74-east-midlands-mental-health-safety-improvement-programme-l earning-event?Itemid=1457 DTSTART:20230321T093000Z DTEND:20230321T153000Z LOCATION:Delta Hotels Nottingham Belfry (Nottingham NG8 6PY) SUMMARY:East Midlands Mental Health Safety Improvement Programme Learning E vent URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/74-east- midlands-mental-health-safety-improvement-programme-learning-event?Itemid= 1457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-5223e9aIiu@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:An event especially for Care Teams\nThis free face-to-face even t aims to bring together care homes\, domiciliary care and health teams to celebrate the fantastic Care work in the East Midlands and share valuable learning between peers.\nThe day will include presentations from national keynote speakers and from local organisations. There will be an opportuni ty to visit our specially selected marketplace of providers and to cheer o n the winners of our Care Awards 2024.\nThe event will include FREE parkin g\, lunch and refreshments.\nRegistrations for this event have now closed\ , we look forward to seeing you there. https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ component/rseventspro/event/82-east-midlands-care-conference-2024?Itemid=1 457 DTSTART:20240306T090000Z DTEND:20240306T163000Z LOCATION:Trent Vineyard Conferencing\, Unit 1\, Easter Park\, Lenton Ln\, N ottingham NG7 2PX () SUMMARY:East Midlands Care Conference 2024 URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/82-east- midlands-care-conference-2024?Itemid=1457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-5229I8V0GD@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:People with a Learning Disability often have poorer physical an d mental health than people from other communities\, and face barriers to accessing health and care services to keep them healthy. This means that t oo many people with a learning disability are dying earlier than they shou ld. The LeDeR Action from learning report 2022/2023 states of all the repo rted deaths of people with a learning disability\, 42% were avoidable\, an d caused by conditions that can be avoided through effective prevention or treatment. \nIn this webinar you will hear from Robyn Lees\, Lived Experi ence Facilitator from IMPACT* and Deborah Wilson\, Patient Public Involvem ent and Engagement Officer at Health Innovation East Midlands. Robyn and D eborah will provide some practical tips on how to engage with people from this community and how to use the ideas and experiences gained to deliver more effective and inclusive services\, research\, improvements\, and inno vations.\nThis session will be of interest to people working or volunteeri ng in health and social care\, engagement practitioners\, researchers\, ac ademics\, or anyone wanting to find out more on how to engage with adults with a learning disability. It will not cover clinical issues or intervent ions. The focus is on engagement approaches and members attending will rec eive our recently developed accompanying Top Tips Guide.\nIf you have any queries or requests about accessibility\, please email healthinnovation-em @nottingham.ac.uk\nFind out more and register to attend here.\n \n \n* IMP ACT is the East Midlands Provider Collaborative made up of the nine NHS an d independent sector organisations that jointly provide NHS specialised me ntal health services in the East Midlands Together\, they manage low and m edium adult secure care services across five counties. https://healthinnov ation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/106-innovation-insights-webina r-top-tips-on-how-to-engage-with-adults-with-learning-disabilities?Itemid= 1457 DTSTART:20241001T110000Z DTEND:20241001T121500Z LOCATION:MS Teams () SUMMARY:Innovation Insights webinar: Top Tips on how to Engage with Adults with Learning Disabilities URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/106-inno vation-insights-webinar-top-tips-on-how-to-engage-with-adults-with-learnin g-disabilities?Itemid=1457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-5241bVvpiP@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:Join this webinar to learn about the 'LUCID - Connecting Kidney Care' programme and its role in supporting earlier identification and man agement of chronic kidney disease (CKD) through integrated primary and sec ondary care. The session will provide an overview of the scale and impact of CKD\, the evidence base behind the LUCID approach\, and how local deliv ery aligns with national priorities including the NHS 10 Year Health Plan and the recent Cardiovascular Disease Modern Service Framework. Attendees will also hear about the support available through the Health Innovation N etworks (HINs)\, and have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss imp lementation considerations with the programme clinical leads: GP Dr Melani e Morris and Consultant Nephrologist Dr Rupert Major.\nWe will be holding two identical sessions: the first will be on Thursday 29th October 1pm-2pm \, and the second will be on Tuesday 3rd November 1pm-2pm.\nThis session i s aimed at primary care clinical and operational teams\, secondary care ne phrology teams\, and ICB CVD/CVKM teams.\nIf you have any queries or acces sibility requirements\, please email: healthinnovation-em@nottingham.ac.uk \n \nRegister to attend here. https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component /rseventspro/event/143-lucid-connecting-kidney-care-introductory-webinar?I temid=1457 DTSTART:20261029T130000Z DTEND:20261029T140000Z LOCATION:MS Teams () SUMMARY:LUCID - Connecting Kidney Care: Introductory webinar URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/143-luci d-connecting-kidney-care-introductory-webinar?Itemid=1457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-5251vtUS8l@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:\n \nJoin Health Innovation East Midlands and the Eastern Engla nd Secure Data Environment (SDE) for the first in our new webinar series f ocusing on how the Eastern England SDE supports your research and innovati on needs by providing secure access to de-identified NHS patient data for analysis.\nThe webinar will share insights from a pioneering Imperial Coll ege London research project using de-identified patient data from our regi on’s Secure Data Environment. The team is validating a machine learning mo del designed to predict hospital-acquired pressure ulcers\, helping identi fy patients at greatest risk and supporting future clinical implementation .\nWe will explore the journey from research to real-world application\, e xamining how the algorithm is being externally validated using patient dat a within the SDE and why validation is a critical step before AI tools can be adopted in clinical settings.\nWe'll also discuss the role of secure d ata environments in streamlining the administrative burden for research to take place while protecting patient privacy.\nWho is session for?\nThe we binar will be particularly relevant for researchers\, innovators and healt hcare professionals wishing to access de-identified NHS data for research purposes.\nFor any queries about this event or accessibility\, please emai l healthinnovation-em@nottingham.ac.uk\n \nRegister to attend here. https: //healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/144-from-algorith m-to-impact-how-ai-and-the-secure-data-environment-could-help-predict-pres sure-ulcers?Itemid=1457 DTSTART:20261019T110000Z DTEND:20261019T114500Z LOCATION:MS Teams () SUMMARY:From Algorithm to Impact: How AI and the Secure Data Environment Co uld Help Predict Pressure Ulcers URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/144-from -algorithm-to-impact-how-ai-and-the-secure-data-environment-could-help-pre dict-pressure-ulcers?Itemid=1457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260919T140801BST-5260wtWsu8@https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260919T130801Z DESCRIPTION:Join this webinar to learn about the 'LUCID - Connecting Kidney Care' programme and its role in supporting earlier identification and man agement of chronic kidney disease (CKD) through integrated primary and sec ondary care. The session will provide an overview of the scale and impact of CKD\, the evidence base behind the LUCID approach\, and how local deliv ery aligns with national priorities including the NHS 10 Year Health Plan and the recent Cardiovascular Disease Modern Service Framework. Attendees will also hear about the support available through the Health Innovation N etworks (HINs)\, and have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss imp lementation considerations with the programme clinical leads: GP Dr Melani e Morris and Consultant Nephrologist Dr Rupert Major.\nWe will be holding two identical sessions: the first will be on Thursday 29th October 1pm-2pm \, and the second will be on Tuesday 3rd November 1pm-2pm.\nThis session i s aimed at primary care clinical and operational teams\, secondary care ne phrology teams\, and ICB CVD/CVKM teams.\nIf you have any queries or acces sibility requirements\, please email: healthinnovation-em@nottingham.ac.uk \n \nRegister to attend here. https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component /rseventspro/event/145-lucid-connecting-kidney-care-introductory-webinar?I temid=1457 DTSTART:20261103T130000Z DTEND:20261103T140000Z LOCATION:MS Teams () SUMMARY:LUCID - Connecting Kidney Care: Introductory webinar URL:https://healthinnovation-em.org.uk/component/rseventspro/event/145-luci d-connecting-kidney-care-introductory-webinar?Itemid=1457 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR