Improvement through learning and investigations consultancy is the cornerstone of what we do. Part of that improvement process is finding solutions for problems that are unique to your business.
We help organisations improve standards and performance by devising action plans, monitoring progress and reviewing data objectively and thoroughly.
We offer independent complaint reviews to help organisations and complainants reach mutually beneficial outcomes.
We help organisations to develop policies, procedures and infrastructures that ensure regulatory compliance obligations are met.
We have extensive experience of carrying out governance reviews and developing solutions to governance problems.
Verita have extensive experience in providing specialist support to independent inquiries and reviews.
Our independent quality assessment and improve process identifies key issues with efficiency, performance and safety across a variety or organisational sectors.
We have conducted a wide range of investigations into serious incidents, from individual care problems to wider systemic issues.
Verita work closely with organisations to ensure open and transparent cultures and investigate professional conduct and capability concerns.
We are a team of in-house specialists and associates who are committed to delivering a responsive and reliable service of the highest quality.
From charities and healthcare to education and business-to-government, we help a variety of industry sectors.
Over the years we have developed a good understanding of the difficult environment in which providers of services to government operate.
We have a long and successful history of working with healthcare organisations to make improvements through investigation, training and consultancy.
Here are some of the clients we have worked with over the course of the last decade.
Issue 28 – Summer 2016
Contents
Ed’s welcome
Cross-sector training
Verita awarded three year contract by the GMC
Unexpected death review at large mental health trust
Verita and the University of Oxford collaborate on workshop
Wolverhampton whistle-blower
Verita to work with Irish Health Service Executive
Managing conflicts of interest; a topical risk for CCGs
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Follow up review of Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre
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An independent review into governance arrangements at Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust
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Matt Hancock has said a ‘tech revolution’ is coming as he outlines his plans for the use of digital technology in health and social care.
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GPs in England are being given permission to prescribe patients "social" activities, such as dance classes, to tackle loneliness.
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