Deputy Women’s Health Clinical Governance Manager

The post holder will provide multidisciplinary clinical staff with the support to effectively implement the principles and practice of clinical governance across all its component parts in a clinical setting, within a framework which uses information to guide reflection, leading to action and outcomes monitoring. This includes patient, family and public involvement, risk management, clinical audit, staffing and staff involvement, education and training and the use of information. The post holder will undertake these functions under the line management of the Womens Health Clinical Governance Manager, working in conjunction with the senior management, service leads and all staff in WHS. Ensure that all clinical incidents and near misses are appropriately reported in accordance to trust policy. To work with the senior team and other staff to develop appropriate action plans to minimise risk, including identifying resource implications, changes in clinical practice, administrative procedures, etc., required. To ensure that all investigation processes within Maternity are conducted in accordance with Trust policy. To undertake learning responses in line with the patient safety incident response framework, including write up of reports of such patient safety incident investigations and make recommendations for action as appropriate within agreed timescale, incorporating human factors. To disseminate learning from clinical incidents including presenting findings of learning responses after clinical incidents undertaken at Trust wide groups. To conduct regular reviews of previously reported incidents, etc, to evaluate action plans determine whether or not recommendations have been implemented. Ensure that staff involved in incidents are provided with psychological support, debriefed and offered individual feedback including co ordination after action review sessions. Meet with women and families and any external agencies affected by adverse incidents. To research best practice in clinical risk management, including learning from other organisations and clinical services. Ensure that the divisional Risk register is kept up to date. To be aware of complaints in relation to issues requiring investigation. Support with the delivery of the national schemes (MIS, 3 year delivery plan, PMRT, Care bundles, CQC) Job description Job responsibilities The post holder will provide multidisciplinary clinical staff with the support to effectively implement the principles and practice of clinical governance across all its component parts in a clinical setting, within a framework which uses information to guide reflection, leading to action and outcomes monitoring. This includes patient, family and public involvement, risk management, clinical audit, staffing and staff involvement, education and training and the use of information. The post holder will undertake these functions under the line management of the Womens Health Clinical Governance Manager, working in conjunction with the senior management, service leads and all staff in WHS. Ensure that all clinical incidents and near misses are appropriately reported in accordance to trust policy. To work with the senior team and other staff to develop appropriate action plans to minimise risk, including identifying resource implications, changes in clinical practice, administrative procedures, etc., required. To ensure that all investigation processes within Maternity are conducted in accordance with Trust policy. To undertake learning responses in line with the patient safety incident response framework, including write up of reports of such patient safety incident investigations and make recommendations for action as appropriate within agreed timescale, incorporating human factors. To disseminate learning from clinical incidents including presenting findings of learning responses after clinical incidents undertaken at Trust wide groups. To conduct regular reviews of previously reported incidents, etc, to evaluate action plans determine whether or not recommendations have been implemented. Ensure that staff involved in incidents are provided with psychological support, debriefed and offered individual feedback including co ordination after action review sessions. Meet with women and families and any external agencies affected by adverse incidents. To research best practice in clinical risk management, including learning from other organisations and clinical services. Ensure that the divisional Risk register is kept up to date. To be aware of complaints in relation to issues requiring investigation. Support with the delivery of the national schemes (MIS, 3 year delivery plan, PMRT, Care bundles, CQC)