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Welcome to Voices for Safety, a patient safety podcast brought to you by the NIHR Greater Manchester Patient Safety Research Collaboration. Here, we delve into the latest issues and breakthroughs in patient safety research in England, UK.
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Ep 9 - World Patient Safety Day 2026: Safe care for non-communicable diseases (opens the original)
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World Patient Safety Day 2026 focuses on safe care for non-communicable diseases , encouraging communities, health practitioners, organisational leaders and policymakers to work together to develop solutions that address patient safety challenges and reduce harm for people living with long-term conditions. People living with non-communicable diseases, such as heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes and respiratory conditions, often require ongoing care across multiple settings over long periods
Ep 8 - Patient safety behind bars: avoidable harm in English prisons (opens the original)
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How safe is healthcare in prison and what happens when things go wrong? In this episode of Voices for Safety , our host Dr Louise Gorman speaks with researchers Dr Joy McFadzean, Dr Jake Hard, and Dr Verity Wainwright about a major study examining avoidable healthcare-associated harm in English prisons. Drawing on the review of more than 15,000 prisoner health records, the team discusses how delays in treatment, communication challenges, prison transfers, staffing pressures, and gaps between hea
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