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Bevan Brittan LLP conference Patient safety in a reformed regulatory system

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Bevan Brittan LLP conference Patient safety in a reformed regulatory system

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    1. Bevan Brittan LLP conference Patient safety in a reformed regulatory system Monday 9 October 2006

    2. Welcome & Introduction Neil Grant, Partner, Bevan Brittan LLP Professor Sir Ian Kennedy, Chairman, Healthcare Commission

    3. “Patient Safety in a Reformed Regulatory System” Sir Ian Kennedy Royal College of Physicians October 9, 2006

    4. Some Questions

    5. Re safety of patients Does change in structure bring change in substance?

    6. What is the relationship between safety of patients and regulatory reform? Re reform of regulatory bodies, is the concern: safety cost – “simplification” power other Re professions, is it: safety accountability other

    7. Regulation Are we all talking about the same thing? Regulation as a lever Inspection Mechanism and method Independent Self

    8. Is regulation a “necessary evil”? The mythology of regulation re organisations: “burden” top-down imposed stifles innovation costly local management is the way forward AND WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR PATIENTS’ SAFETY?

    9. Is Regulation a “necessary evil”? Re regulation of Professionals - entry, continuing and exit: who is in charge who is it for “burden” – during no objective measures - during fair - exit AND WHERE DOES PATIENTS’ SAFETY COME IN?

    10. The potential of regulation Re organisations: standards-based information, particularly comparative improvement independent patient-centred regulator listens to regulated

    11. The potential of regulation Re professionals: clarification of role of employer/contracting party information assurance for patients

    12. OVERSEEING REGULATION: THE EVOLVING ROLE OF CHRE Professor Julie Stone Deputy Director, CHRE

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