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Public consultation opens on redesign of Serious Adverse Incident procedure

A public consultation has opened on the redesign of the current Serious Adverse Incident (SAI) procedure in Northern Ireland.

The consultation is asking for views on a new draft Regional Framework for Learning and Improvement from Patient Safety Incidents and supporting documentation.

Key HSC leaders gather to plan for winter pressures

At the first of four events to prepare next winter’s plan, the Minister said the learning from recent months will help shape the future with the aim of improving patient and staff experiences.

draft Being Open Framework Consultation Event

As part of draft 'Being Open' framework consultation, the Department of Health invite you to share your feedback and questions at an online consultation event, facilitated by the Patient and Client Council on Thursday 20th March 2025 at 5.30pm.

Opportunity to make the Programme for Government the people’s plan

Chair of the Patient and Client Council, Ruth Sutherland, CBE, has welcomed the publication of the Executive’s Programme for Government and the clear opportunity it presents for the public to participate in shaping the future of Government services and society in the region.

Access to GP services in NI

On 27 February, PCC Chief Executive Meadhbha Monaghan and team provided evidence to the Public Accounts Committee into Access to General Practice in Northern Ireland...