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Latest News
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Latest trusts to launch trials
Heart of England Foundation Trust and Homerton Hospital NHS Trust are joining the growing list of organisations to trial CRAB and find out how the system can support them and their clinical staff.
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C-CI have secured a nationally sponsored trial in Scotland.
NHS Ayrshire and Arran is launching a trial of CRAB in Surgery, which has been sponsored by NHS National Services Scotland.
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Lord Darzi may have moved on
But his legacy of focusing on quality and safety remains very much in the limelight not least in the recent report of the Health Select Committee...
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Supporting Imperials Safer Surgery Checklist with the WHO
More recently, we have started to use CRAB to support the implementation of the World Health Organisation’s Safer Surgery Checklist...
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Emergency Surgery article.
Standards for unplanned surgical care and the introduction of pre-assessment units.
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CRAB in Sweden.
CRAB is now an established partner with The Stockholm region and the Karolinska Hospital where our system is being introduced to assess the quality of orthopaedic services.
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World Bank and Turkish Government approved Trial.
The latest country to look to the CRAB system to understand where to improve healthcare standards is Turkey, the Turkish Government and World Bank have approved funding for a nationally monitored dual trial in two leading University Teaching sites in Istanbul.
