Partnership between DPIP and the National Quality and Patient Safety Directorate
The Deteriorating Patient Improvement Programme (DPIP) in partnership with the National Quality & Patient Safety Directorate (NQPSD) held their inaugural conference ‘A Systems Approach to Clinical Deterioration’ on Tuesday 14th June 2022. The conference was well attended, with over 200 people present at the RCSI and almost 300 people accessing the conference online via the livestream.
The conference provided a platform to share knowledge and expertise on the anticipation, recognition, response and governance of clinically deteriorating patients in our acute hospitals.
About this event
- Date: Tues 14 June 2022
- Time: Registration from 09:30am. Conference begins at 10am and will finish by 4pm
- Location: Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 123 Saint Stephen's Green, Dublin 2 D02 YN77
- Information for In-Person Attendees
Video Recording of Livestream
To accommodate the large number of people who registered interest in attending the DPIP Conference, the event was video streamed from the RCSI over Cisco Webex to a live audience of almost 300 virtual attendees.
Agenda and Presentations
Please view the DPIP Agenda for the day.
Please see below links to a number of presentations which were shared at the DPIP
Speakers
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Dr Orla Healy, Director of NQPSD opened the conference.
There were presentations and discussion on topics such as; developing safety huddles to improve anticipatory care, implementing a digital INEWS to provide reliable recognition, the Advanced Nurse Practitioner Role in responding to clinical deterioration, and taking a hospital wide approach to clinical governance to improve outcomes for deteriorating patients.
We were delighted to welcome our keynote speaker Dr Gregor McNeill, Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine & National Clinical Lead for Scottish Patient Safety Programme who shared learnings on using QI methodology to improve In Hospital Cardiac Arrest rates and the management of clinically deteriorating patients.
Our lead speaker for the afternoon session was the National Lead Acute Deterioration Programme Wales/Cymru 2010-2020, Mr Chris Hancock who provided insight on progression of the Clinically Deteriorating Patient Programme and Sepsis in Wales.
Photographs from the Conference
Click here for an album containing some photographs from the Conference.
Post Conference Evaluation
Thank you to the 117 people who completed the post-Conference Evaluation.
A summary of evaluation findings is available.