This paper provides an overview of our research approach at the Centre for Applied Resilience in Healthcare. Anderson, J. E., Ross, A., Back, J., Duncan, M., Snell, P., Walsh, K. and Jaye, P. (2016). Implementing resilience engineering for healthcare quality…

CARe is hiring an experienced game developer for a September-October 2016 contract. The successful candidate will help us translate our research findings into a scenario-based game for people who work with patients, like nurses and doctors. Please see the Job…

After an inspiring research placement with colleagues from the CARe team in April 2016, Rachel Jennings, a second year BSc Adult Nursing student has been invited to spend two weeks in July at the University of Melbourne & Peter MacCallum…

CARe welcomes Jennifer Jackson to the team! Jennifer is a Registered Nurse, with a clinical practice background in critical care, and a research interest in nursing resilience in the context of an organization. As a master’s student at Athabasca University, Jennifer…

Our current working model of organisational resilience allows us to identify the key theoretical concepts that we are interested in and the relationships between them so that we can investigate them empirically. Please see our fact sheet

Erik Hollnagel and the CARe team will be presenting an ASPiH pre-conference course on Simulation training for resilient healthcare. This will take place on 11th November 2014 in Nottingham. Please see the ASPiH2014 conference brochure for further details or the ASPiH Website.

The CARe team will be presenting a session at the Resilient Health Care Network (RHCN) Meeting in Middelfart, Denmark. Our session will take place at 1300-1430 on 13th August. We look forward to continuing our engagement with people who are interested in…

Janet Anderson and Peter Jaye presented at the second Safety Connections Conference that took place on Wednesday 14th May at Guy’s Campus, King’s College London. The session was on a Resilience Approach to Healthcare. It involved a presentation and discussion about…

Jonathan will be a guest speaker at a special session on improving safety, at the NIHR research programme’s annual conference “ePrescribing for the NHS – Maximising the Opportunities Now and in the Future” to be held in London on Monday 27 October 2014.

Dr Al Ross spoke this month on “Safety II: New Directions in Human Factors and implications for Lean and Patient Safety” at a Symposium on LEAN Healthcare organised by The Irish Centre for Patient Safety at NUI Galway and The…