Research into concerns raised by healthcare organisations about practitioners
Practitioner Performance Advice will be launching a new and important programme to share research and insights drawn from our work to support healthcare organisations in better understanding, managing and resolving concerns about doctors, dentists or pharmacists. Our initial work on this programme is already providing …
Primary Care Appeals – who we are and what we do
NHS Resolution is responsible for ensuring the prompt and fair resolution of appeals and disputes between primary care contractors or those wishing to provide primary care services and NHS England/Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG). Contractors or those wishing to provide primary care services include general practitioners, …
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NHS Resolution response to the consultation on the Framework for Involving Patients in Patient Safety
This is NHS Resolution’s response to the consultation on the proposed Framework for involving patients in patient safety from NHS Improvement. A key part of the NHS Patient Safety Strategy published in July 2019, is the introduction of a framework for Patient Safety Partners to provide …
Primary Care Appeals – interim approach to awarding interest
The purpose of this note is to set out the interim approach of Primary Care Appeals to the consideration of awarding interest including the guiding principles and process involved. The interim approach set out in this note is subject to review and evaluation.
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Case Story – Group B Streptococcus (GBS) in pregnancy and early onset infection in the neonate
Group B Streptococcus (GBS) in pregnancy and early onset infection in the neonate
Delay in recognising placental abruption
This case story is illustrative based on real events and NHS Resolution is sharing the experience of those involved to help prevent a similar occurrence happening to patients, families and staff. As you read about this incident, please ask yourself: Could this happen in my …
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