@SafetyClutter @safetyclutter

Safety Clutter is “the accumulation and persistence of safety rules, procedures and practices that do not contribute to the safety of work” Joined December 2021

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Glad to see this published - more support for doing away with this sacred cow. ⁦@Steecj⁩ and me are hopeful to add even more to this formal evidence base in the new year :) #medicationsafety #idc #returntosinglechecking :) qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/30/4/3…

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Ken Catchpole @KenCatchpole

5 years ago

"..... literature can no longer assume that safety voice is sufficient for avoiding harm or that the behaviour is absent during accidents." sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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@SafetyClutter @safetyclutter

5 years ago

What are good examples of safety procedures, documentation & processes that we expect #NHS & #SocialCare colleagues to engage with but actually add very little or no value? Do these annoy you, compromise safety or waste limited resources? What can be done? Let's share and learn

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@SafetyClutter @safetyclutter

5 years ago

@HalliganDaisy @Gemma_Louch @helenh49 Thanks - See also this recent article by @lokinski : bit.ly/31BeUXo

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@SafetyClutter @safetyclutter

5 years ago

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Nannypod @DeakinSue1

5 years ago

@safetyclutter @doctorrah Having to choose a reason why drug is given late on the computer drug admin system when the answer is always ‘short staffed’ and no one looks at it anyway

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Daisy Halligan @HalliganDaisy

5 years ago

@Gemma_Louch @safetyclutter @helenh49 In our study, UK healthcare staff frequently identified double-checking of medicines and intentional rounding as low-value safety practices