We are an organisation going through a period of exciting change. We’re growing and have a strong sense of purpose. Working for us will provide you with unique experiences and opportunities. We are an arm’s length body of the Department of Health and Social Care. We provide expertise to the NHS on resolving concerns and disputes fairly, sharing learning for improvement and preserving resources for patient care via our four key service areas • Claims Management • Primary Care Appeals • Practitioner Performance Advice • Safety and Learning We: • Provide indemnity to the NHS for the risks involved in delivering healthcare services by: o delivering indemnity schemes that meet the continually evolving needs of the healthcare system o handling compensation claims, keeping patients and healthcare staff out of court wherever possible; o ensuring compensation is fair and timely while combating exaggeration or fraud • Deliver expert advice and support on the management of concerns about the performance of doctors, dentists and pharmacists; • Resolve contracting disputes between primary care contractors and commissioners of primary care, operating independently and transparently to reduce the need for such disputes to be managed via the courts; and • Use our unique perspective across the causes of claims, performance concerns and contracting disputes to provide insights back to the NHS to help to improve safety and manage risk. As an NHS organisation, our total reward package and our flexible, supportive work environment make us an attractive employment option. If you have the following background and are looking for a role with purpose and meaning, underpinned by public sector values, please take a closer look • insurance industry or legal backgrounds. We do not employ solicitors to practise as solicitors • operational IT systems and infrastructure experience • data management and analytical capabilities • finance backgrounds
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Next week, our Safety and Learning team and Weightmans are hosting a free, virtual forum on complex mental health presentations in pregnancy. We are excited to be joined by a great range of speakers (clinical and legal) who will outline the current pathways and discuss the challenges facing maternity units. If you work in maternity services, perinatal mental health services or support women and families, this forum may be for you! There is still time to sign up ➡ bit.ly/3BV3Gyw
This #WorldDiabetesDay we’re sharing our review of clinical negligence claims related to diabetes and lower limb complications, which has seen a growth in the volume and value of claims in the last decade. The report makes recommendations to improve patient care and patient safety and proposes standards which should be put into practice to reduce this trend. Learn more and download the report here ➡ bit.ly/3NM7KCD
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Join us for the next webinar in our Maternity in Focus series on Tuesday 20 November where Capsticks’ Partner Helen Thackwray will be joined by Ingrid Henderson and Caroline Latham-Parker, Associate Safety and Learning Leads at NHS Resolution and Professor Hora Soltani and Frankie Fair from Sheffield Hallam University, where together they will explore: - NHS Resolution's safety and learning service; scorecards and data to help your organisation understand where they fit within the national picture - Guidance on applying the System Engineering Initiative for Patient Safety (SEIPS) Model with reference to a recent Neonatal Jaundice case story - Reflections on perinatal practices in the assessment of jaundice in Black, Asian and ethnic minority babies - Recommendations for change Click here to register: https://lnkd.in/epms39KR
Did you miss the chance to attend our digital innovation in healthcare webinar last week? The recording and resources are now available on our website ➡️ bit.ly/3CqercH At the webinar we heard all about the impressive digital innovation and automation taking place at Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust and were provided a useful legal update on the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare. Thank you to our co-hosts for helping make the event such a success: Clyde & Co, Capsticks LLP and Kennedys.
Are you interested in learning about how to manage #AorticDissection? Friday 24 January 2025 our Safety and Learning team will be sharing insights from our claims data to help support #PatientSafety improvements. We are excited to be joined by The Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Barts Health NHS Trust who will all be sharing how their patient and clinical service improvements have led to improved patient outcomes. Find out more and sign up for the free webinar ➡️ bit.ly/3UtzTnm #ClinicalImprovement #SafetyAndLearning
This year’s Practitioner Perfomance Advice practitioner characteristics Insights paper focuses on Patterns in Practitioner Performance Advice cases with a focus on international medical graduates (IMGs). Key points: · Behaviour/misconduct features in 73% of the cases, similar to our previous periods of analysis. · Ethnic minority, IMGs, older and male practitioners continue to be overrepresented in concerns reported to us by employers and contracting bodies. · IMGs appear overrepresented in GP training grades and there are higher proportions of cases for IMGs who have been in a role for under one year. · NHS Resolution is committed to supporting the fair management and resolution of concerns by working with healthcare organisations through our range of services, sharing learning from our lived experience research and engaging with healthcare partners on EDI initiatives. Find out more by reading our latest Insights paper ➡ bit.ly/3A8vLSQ
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📣 Healthcare professionals can help prevent side effects by reviewing therapies before prescribing or administering them. Make sure the medicine is right for your patient. Remember to evaluate underlying risk factors, take care with special populations, and report suspected side effects to our Yellow Card reporting site 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dt6CJED
We are delighted that Sangita Talati Bodalia, Head of Early Notification (Legal) at NHS Resolution, has been nominated for the prestigious Civil Lawyer Award at the Asian Legal Awards 2024! Sangita has been nominated due to her work with NHS Resolution colleagues and healthcare partners to drive forward the Early Notification Scheme which enables an earlier investigation of compensation entitlement for serious brain injury and for learning to be shared back rapidly with the NHS. With 15+ years of legal expertise, Sangita has been nominated particularly for her close collaboration with NHS Trusts, panel lawyers and with stakeholders such as Action against Medical Accidents, Baby Lifeline and Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL). Her approach and skillset in this contentious space has led to a more collaborative approach. She consistently champions patient safety, effective claims management and is always looking for innovative and efficient solutions. She is also a great advocate for Equality, diversity and inclusion. The awards ceremony will be held on 30 November at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London. Best of luck Sangita! #ALA24 #HonouringLegalExcellence https://lnkd.in/dNrJHMf
Our detailed report ‘Learning from workplace violence claims within the NHS: a thematic review’ covers 5,287 claims, of these 4,674 were closed. The total cost of the closed claims was £61.4 million. The report highlights how workplace violence can be prevented and reduced by ensuring high-quality, accurate risk assessments that acknowledge and mitigate the risks of escalating violence are undertaken. Download the report now ➡ bit.ly/3A4JVEd Royal College of Nursing - Company NHS England