Clinician researcher, mediator, TechNZHFE. Restorative practice + system safety. Co-chair National Collaborative for Restorative Initiatives in Health
New Zealand
Joined December 2018
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It is my privilege to share He maungarongo ki ngā iwi: Envisioning a restorative health system in Aotearoa New Zealand on behalf of the National Collaborative for Restorative Initiatives in Health. hqsc.govt.nz/resources/resou…
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Women experience varied levels of #pain during gynaecological procedures.
More research is needed if we want to reduce the risk of severe pain and improve understanding among medical professionals, @odonohue_steph
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More evidence that patients and families want to be able to decide if and how to be involved in adverse event responses and the relational impacts and needs involved. Will interest @laurenpramsey @janekohara @HPts_Alliance bmchealthservres.biomedcentr…
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A very exciting delivery today 📮
A brilliant book supporting the practical application of patient safety theory to incident investigations.
Proud of our chapter about patient and family engagement @janekohara @louisepye5 @DebHazeldine @coverton26 @wiig_siri + Jacqui Evans.
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Here we are discussing how risk signals from patients and families should be used better as safety critical information. @janekohara @adeleeducator @HorsleyCarl @THIS_Institute @JWailling
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Great article expanding on Ray, Alice and Edna’s story in the Sydney Morning Herald today. It articulates why offering restorative justice for patients, families and clinicans is essential
smh.com.au/national/nsw/why-…
A deeply personal and insightful paper by lawyer and restorative scholar Dr Ray Nickson & Alice Neikirk about the death of a daughter and why non-adversarial options may be better placed to address the needs of victims and encourage restoration
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Absolutely inquiries should seek out marginalised voices, but restorative inquiry must do more than listen, seeking to meaningfully include stakeholders in system re-design, compensate them for their time and efforts, and act in a just and equitable way.
Patient voice must be included in the independent investigation into NHS performance to be led by Lord Darzi, announced by the new Health Secretary Wes Streeting patientsafetycommissioner.or…
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Fantastic presentation from @adeleeducator #RHCS2024
@wiig_siri @HorsleyCarl @janekohara @SHSIRL @deb_clark2 @JWailling @picudoc13 @neilspenceley
I am not a fan of safety clutter and the one my coffee was served in today is particularly bad @HorsleyCarl @KenCatchpole @pbnes
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Do you feel the joie de vivre that @marit_hiemstra and I feel when we speak with colleagues who are emotionally involved in their research?
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thank you for sharing our article. @alice_neikirk and I are very grateful.
A deeply personal and insightful paper by lawyer and restorative scholar Dr Ray Nickson & Alice Neikirk about the death of a daughter and why non-adversarial options may be better placed to address the needs of victims and encourage restoration
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
Pat invites radical conversations about nursing in this podcast. Here we discuss how people (with a focus on nurses) are affected by an adverse event, the risk of compounded harm, and what a restorative approach might have to offer.
Check out this weeks episode of @RadNurseTalk! In this episode, Jo Wailling encourages us to consider a more restorative approach, with an aim to repair and heal rather than just punishing. By doing so, everyone—including those affected—can learn and grow.
Hear more below⬇️
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Already seeing academics tweeting about how much work they will do whilst university closed. Rest assured I won’t be working. Our work needs to be sustainable, healthy, fit into a working week otherwise we just set false expectations for ourselves & the next generation….
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"They build up a relationship; it makes the process human. They work hard to gain the trust of the person and that’s part of the process – restoration of trust with a health service you are wondering if it has failed you.” @bflynnb1 @NSShse @AngelaTysall @JWailling