Making Families Count C.I.C

FREE Making Families Count webinar on Thursday 27 March we are running "Introduction to Making Families Count training" from 12.30pm - 1.30pm. This is a completely free webinar with some great speakers. Follow this link to book your place:
www.makingfamiliescount.org.uk/what-we-do/w...

My amazing MFC colleague, the unique Nikki Flux Edmonds has died.
“When I received the report, I was struck by how huge it was and how hard to read. When I told the Trust that I had some questions, they said “Oh, we didn’t expect you to read it” Here's Nikki's story: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Tomorrow we're running our 2nd bespoke webinar for University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, which is going to be "Engaging well with Families", following on from the 1st webinar "Learning from the family experience". It's all about improving family engagement during PSIRF investigations.

Had a fascinating meeting this am with a prospective new member of @Making Families Count. She is a mental health nurse who lost her brother to suicide. She had some really interesting insight too into the mental health struggles of some communities in the UK. Love meeting potential new members😍

Yesterday we ran a bespoke webinar for University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust as part of PSIRF training in better family engagement during investigations. "Learning from the family experience" featured great speakers to illustrate transformative good family engagement in investigations.

Love this photo of @Making Families Count, Development and Training Coordinator, Rosi Reed sharing information on our training at the exhibitors stand at HSJ Patient Safety Congress in Manchester this year

On Wednesday, we're running the 1st in a series of bespoke training webinars for University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust. Their staff have been trained in how to use PSIRF and our 2 part webinars are on "Learning from the family experience" in order to improve family engagement during PSIRF.

This week @Making Families Count will be running a whole day webinar with Gateway Training "Ensuring Patient, Family and Staff Involvement in Learning from Patient Safety Incidents" tomorrow.

That's absolutely true. The journey began with @doritbraun.bsky.social using her traumatic and powerful lived experience to establish this project, together with Dr Karen Lascelles. So many wonderful people have worked with us on it - a true example of excellent co-production work.

Have you heard about our training courses for anyone working with young autistic people who might be in danger of suicide? This training is delivered in co-production with Autism Oxford. Further details are on the flyer below.

We are working with Gateway Training and Consultancy, giving Making Families Count the opportunity to train private/ independent healthcare providers
There's a one-day online course in November with Making Families Count director Julie Kerry. Follow this link for how to book: lnkd.in/e5Ze5eVK

Rosi Reed, Development and Training Coordinator with Making Families Count, showing off our great new pop-up banner at the recent Health Service Journal patient safety congress in Manchester.

Great to see a few likes coming in and some new followers!

Life Beyond the Cubicle: eLearning to support working well with families during mental health crises A set of eLearning modules designed to educate and update clinicians on the importance of involving families wherever possible during mental health crises to improve patient care, avoid harm and reduc...

Great article about the new Making Families Count mental health project "Life beyond the cubicle" with lots of information on how to download the resources and the e-learning modules. Thank you to Patient Safety Learning for helping us to disseminate: www.pslhub.org/learn/patien...

Rosi Reed, Making Families Count's development and training coordinator, running the MFC stand at the recent HSJ Patient Safety Congress in Manchester. First outing for our brand new pop-up banners and our new flyers.

Hello @bsky.app at last Making Families Count have our own account here and can start making really useful connections with the world of Patient Safety in healthcare.