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Patient safety should be at the heart of all that we do as clinicians and yet the ‘noise’ in the system makes it harder rather than easier, and we remain a long way from having a patient safety culture embedded within the NHS.

Our experts introduce key concepts in pharmacogenomics and describe the current evidence base.

We have grown used to a “one item” GP appointment, and yet health is often not that conveniently pigeon-holed with many older adults in particular living with multiple conditions.

This webinar focusses on highlighting patient safety initiatives across the country that promote learning from and/or encourage compassionate engagement with patient safety incidents.

A pilot project in south Wales is aiming to improve support for people who are waiting for psychological therapies.

We demonstrated reduction in harm in high risk people and facilitated patient initiated follow up to increase clinical capacity.

We interpret and explain complex genomic information to patients and their families whilst exploring the impact of a diagnosis within the family.

I have not taken the most typical route into clinical genetics, but I am glad that I did.

Isla Veal discusses her team's work on physical activity and exercise with cancer patients.

Information prescriptions are personalised pieces of information provided by Diabetes UK to give people goals to help prevent diabetes health complications.

Research we carried out showed that 89% of people living with or at risk of diabetes had experience stigma at some point in their lives.

In many instances, celebrities, activists, and politicians convey false information evoking harm to individuals and society.

Our experts discuss the impact of misinformation and disinformation on clinical practice and what we can do to address this.

I was surprised that I was very much left to my own devices, ongoing monitoring has been minimal and happened only through my own intervention.

Distinguishing valid information from misinformation can be difficult, especially on social media platforms, where the two often circulate side-by-side.

Our experts explore a respiratory digital toolkit which comprises a self-management app for patients, a wraparound toolkit for clinicians and data dashboard for commissioners.

The potential benefits of self-referral, its effects on health inequalities and the factors which enable self-referral.

PIFU allows a patient to request a follow up appointment when they need one, based on their symptoms and individual circumstances.

Changes to training have meant that over time trainees may have less exposure to risk management.

This patient-centric approach not only enhances flexibility and convenience but also promotes self-management and personalised care.

Rachel Tattersall explores the creation of a co-designed a single front door integrated MSK service.

Our expert panel explore how together they created an innovative data capture form and dashboard for the hospital specialist palliative care team. 

Explore the collaborative work between RCP, NHSE and the Patients Association in developing a national outpatient strategy.

Outpatients services are particularly well placed to capitalise on transformation through innovative pathways and digital technologies.