HF innovation in perioperative safety
This lecture was originally delivered on 26/11/2025.
Led by Professor Ken Catchpole, with facilitation by Professor Janet Anderson, this presentation. Professor Catchpole is a world-leading human factors engineer dedicated to improving safety and performance in health care. Professor Anderson is a leading figure in the field of Human Factors in healthcare, with a career that bridges psychology, systems thinking, and patient safety.
Applying human factors thinking to improve the health and safety of employees - Part 1
This lecture was originally delivered on 26/11/2025.
Presented by Professor Ken Catchpole, with facilitation by Professor Janet Anderson.
Applying human factors thinking to improve the health and safety of employees - Part 2
This lecture was originally delivered on 26/11/2025.
Presented by Dr Tony Carden and Perdita Dickson
Moving from HF awareness to application
This lecture was originally delivered on 25/11/2025.
Join global expert Professor Ken Catchpole for a presentation exploring how Human Factors principles can enhance safety and quality. Discover real-world challenges, solutions, and tools for effective implementation.
Addressing unprofessional behaviour between healthcare staff
This webinar was originally delivered on 18/4/2024 by Professor Jill Maben OBE, University of Surrey, UK.
Prof. Jill Maben is Professor of Health Services Research and Nursing at the University of Surrey, United Kingdom. She is a nurse and social scientist and her research focuses on supporting staff to care well. She has published over 100 peer reviewed papers and has received grants totalling over £10 million. Prof. Maben was awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) by the Queen in June 2014 for services to nursing and healthcare. Her programme of work seeks to understand the links between staff wellbeing at work and patient experiences of care. Prof. Maben’s work investigates the emotional costs of caring and staff psychological wellbeing at work. She completed the first UK national evaluation of Schwartz Centre Rounds in the UK and has recently completed a review of psychological ill-health in nurses, midwives and paramedics. Other recent work includes evaluating the Freedom to Speak up Guardian role.
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Challenges and opportunities in interprofessional education and simulation
This is a recording of a workshop held at The Alfred Hospital on 18/11/2022.
Panellists were Professor Gabe Reedy, King's College, London, and Dr Rebecca Szabo, Royal Women's Hospital/Mercy, Melbourne.
Interprofessional collaboration is key to creating safe, patient centred care. It helps to break down barriers betweendisciplines, teams, and organisations and delivers better patient outcomes. Simulation is a powerful modality for allowing professionals to experience,practice and problem solve teamwork and collaboration. In this free event we will explore the challenges and opportunities for interprofessional education and training.
2020 Human Factors: FREE 1.5hr - Webinar Lessons from COVID-19 in Critical Care
This webinar was originally delivered on 13/11/2020
Hosted by A/Professor Stuart Marshall and Garry Mann, and presented by Professor Sue Hignett, A/Prof Andrew Petrosoniak, A/Professor Chris Nickson, and Professor Jan Davies.
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