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If the media is involved, the communications team will ensure, where possible, all personsaffected by or involved in the incident are informed. This includes client, relatives, carers <strong>and</strong>staff.1.2 Committee responsibilitiesBoard of Directors• receive briefings on all serious incidents that may require a Board of Director’s Inquiry• commission Board of Director’s Inquiries <strong>and</strong> approve Panel membership to include; a nonexecutive director, a governor, a medical representative, a nursing representative <strong>and</strong> othersas appropriate• receive Board of Director’s Inquiry reports <strong>and</strong> recommendations• agree actions plans arising from Board of Director’s inquiry report recommendationsThe Governance Board• has delegated authority for the management of risk <strong>and</strong> receives regular updates <strong>and</strong> anannual report on the <strong>Management</strong> of <strong>Incident</strong>s.• provides assurance to the Board that incidents, complaints <strong>and</strong> claims are managed inaccordance with regulation <strong>and</strong> Healthcare Commission core st<strong>and</strong>ards.• may commission investigations for any purpose within it’s remitSerious incidents for investigationThe Patient safety lead meets weekly with the Clinical Lead for Patient Safety <strong>and</strong> the Director ofNursing <strong>and</strong> Governance to examine service management review reports <strong>and</strong> recommends theappropriate level of investigation/ further actions• ensures investigations are progressed in a timely manner• maintains a record of discussions <strong>and</strong> decisions of the panel• monitors the serious incident status reportPatient Safety Group• receives quarterly trend analysis• monitors progress on level 4 <strong>and</strong> level 5 incidents from directorate representatives• identifies risks arising from incident analysis <strong>and</strong> serious incidents investigations• may commission investigations related to incident trends• ensures that lessons are learned from untoward incidents• reviews the reports <strong>and</strong> recommendations for National Confidential Enquiries, <strong>and</strong> otherrelevant national guidance, for example Healthcare Commission reviewsDirectorate Patient safety group• responsible for supporting systems <strong>and</strong> processes for learning from incidents• monitor the implementation of action plans arising from investigations• may commission local investigations into low level incidents <strong>and</strong> incident trends• ensure that that lessons are learned locally <strong>and</strong> improvements madeThe Safeguarding Children Committee• review the lessons learned identified from serious care reviews.Directorate Patient safety group• responsible for supporting systems <strong>and</strong> processes for learning from incidents• monitor the implementation of action plans arising from investigations• may commission local investigations into low level incidents <strong>and</strong> incident trends• ensure that that lessons are learned locally <strong>and</strong> improvements made9

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