Significant Event Analysis Flashcards

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What is SEA?

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A way of formally analysing incidents that may have implications for patient care

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What is the aim of SEA?

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To learn from what went wrong to help improve practice

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What are the steps of SEA?

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Identify the incident
Report the incident
Act on the incident
Carry out SA audit

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4
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What are examples of SEA?

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Delayed or missed diagnosis, medication error, communication error

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When should an incident be considered for SEA?

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Any circumstance where you believe something has gone wrong

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How should incidents be reported?

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Should be an established method - may be governance/ clinical lead or senior who can advise you

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How carry out SEA?

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Collect the evidence
Maintain patient confidentiality
Involve the team
Hod a SEA meeting
Decide outcome
Share the learning

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What should be discussed in SEA meeting?

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What happened
Why did it happen
What has been learned
What has been changed or actioned

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What kind of outcomes would expect at SEA?

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Identify training
Agreed change management plan w/ timescale
Nominated person to oversee change
Amendments protocol/ policies

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