purpose day 2

What is the purpose of evidence-based policies?

To develop policies based on reliable and valid research evidence.

What does reliable and valid research mean?

Research that is trustworthy and accurately reflects the truth.

What was the significant issue investigated at the Mid-Staffordshire Foundation Trust?

An exceptionally high death rate due to massive failures in care.

What report was produced following the investigation of the Mid-Staffordshire Foundation Trust?

The Sir Francis report.

What changes were implemented as a result of the Sir Francis report?

More ward staff on duty, patient participation in CQC inspections, a new training scheme, and the NHS family and friend service.

Who commissioned the investigation into the Mid-Staffordshire Foundation Trust?

The government.

What is one benefit of the changes from the Sir Francis report for service users?

Improved patient safety and care standards.

What is one benefit of the changes from the Sir Francis report for staff?

Increased support and resources to provide better care.

What is one benefit of the changes from the Sir Francis report for the organization?

Enhanced reputation and trust in the healthcare system.

What is the focus of the research task mentioned in the notes?

To investigate the reasons for research, who commissioned it, findings, new policies, and benefits to service users, professionals, and organizations.

Name one document that needs to be researched as part of the task.

The Sir Francis report 2013.

What is another document mentioned for research in the task?

Cavendish Review.

What is the National Standard Act 2000 in relation to the research task?

It is another document that needs to be researched regarding its findings and implications.

What is the role of research in investigating practice?

To identify trends in care and implement policies to prevent future occurrences.