The key purpose of the role is to support the Womens CSU Governance and Quality lead to deliver the patient safety and quality improvement agenda. They will contribute to the development of governance and quality improvement processes to ensure the provision of high quality care standards, prevention of avoidable harm and avoidable death by using evidence-based best practice, lessons learned and data to identify incident themes, and areas for improvement. The post holder will monitor and review incidents and investigations and escalate any areas of concern to the Womens CSU Governance and Quality Lead. They will identify opportunities for shared learning of highly complex, highly sensitive or contentious information to members of staff and contribute to the dissemination of information and learning to the wider multidisciplinary team.
This may include the presentation of information which requires the use of a range of developed interpersonal and communication skills when communicating The post holder will be responsible for daily oversight and monitoring of all CSU internal and external reporting processes linked to adverse incidents, morbidity and mortality

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