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Transforming the Future of the Healthcare ...

Given the accelerated pace of change in healthcare since the onset of Covid-19, the HealthTech industry is well placed to meet the needs of hospitals, community sites and healthcare organisations. With demand for supplies, devices, health IT and telemedicine continuing to rise, innovation is more important than ever for the future of…

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Join MEG at the International Forum on Quality ...

After two years of convening virtually, the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare returns in-person this June! Under the theme ‘Creating tomorrow today’, this year’s conference, jointly organised by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and BMJ, endeavours to answer key questions including:

  • How do we support health and care staff who are burned out, exhausted and thinking of leaving their profession?

  • What do we do about….

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MEG Demonstrates Infection Prevention Tools at ...

We’re returning to the IPS Yorkshire Annual Conference under the theme ‘Future Focus - “Time” to Care’ for 2022. With infection prevention and control professions becoming increasingly under-resourced, we think it’s important to make the time now for reflection, discussion and innovation, enabling NHS workers to unlock more of their time in the future….

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Making the Leap from Healthcare to a Career in ...

At the beginning of 2021 Paulina Parga, a former theatre nurse from Chile, transitioned into a new career in health tech with the Customer Success Team at MEG. She outlines why she decided to take the leap and how healthcare workers interested in a career change should approach it.

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MEG Hits a New Milestone

To date, MEG’s software has recorded more than half a million audits across nine countries, saving healthcare professionals hundreds of thousands of hours - time they’ve spent making things better!

With an +80% time saving when compared to manual processes or using legacy systems, MEG users spend less time doing audits and more time improving care standards for patients. MEG is rated 5* on...

The Importance of Understanding ‘Learning’ in Patient Safety

Patient safety is a critical aspect of the healthcare system that has received significant attention in recent years. It is fundamental to providing high-quality, effective and efficient care, improving patient outcomes, and preventing adverse events. It is also an essential factor for building trust between patients and healthcare providers. 

That's why it is crucial for healthcare organisations and professionals to understand the various concepts and practices that contribute to overall patient safety. And therein comes the concept of 'learning'.

#MegMeets Marcos Manhaes, Head of Patient Safety Incident Reporting at NHS England to Discuss The New LFPSE Service

This piece is yet another expert interview, this time with Marcos Manhaes, Head of Patient Safety Incident Reporting at NHS England. Leading the transition from the NRLS to LFPSE, Marcos strongly advocates for transparency of patient safety data and systems interoperability across the NHS. He has over 30 years of experience in intelligence, data analysis, systems development, and assurance across private international organisations, public hospitals, and UK national public health bodies. 

Lucie Mussett - LFPSE Project Lead at NHS England Breaks Down the New Incident Recording System

As an LFPSE-compliant vendor, we’re writing a series of blog posts to help healthcare professionals better understand this new incident recording system. If you’d like to know the basics, you can check out our first article: The Five W’s of LFPSE — The New Incident Reporting System in the UK.

As a follow-up, we now deep dive into the LFPSE ecosystem and who better to shed light on the topic than Lucie Mussett, the Senior Project Owner and Lead for LFPSE at NHS England.


MEG's Patient Safety Learning Module: Seamless Integration with the New LFPSE System

MEG is proud to join the list of LFPSE-compliant Local Risk Management System suppliers with its Patient Safety Learning module, a key component of its QMS platform. The Patient Safety Learning module offers a user-friendly, cost-effective, and customisable solution that healthcare organisations can rely on to make the transition to LFPSE with ease.

App to access new Clinical Practice Guidelines in Obstetrics and Gynaecology launches today!

MEG is delighted to announce the new suite of Clinical Practice Guidelines in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Ireland) are now available to access on our app from today. 

The National Clinical Practice Guidelines are the result of an ambitious programme of work agreed between the National Women and Infants Health Programme (NWIHP) and the Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (IOG) of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland.

Clinical guidelines are systematically developed statements, based on a thorough evaluation of the evidence, to assist practitioner and service users’ decisions about appropriate healthcare for specific clinical circumstances across the entire clinical system.  

The guidelines were a key recommendation from the National Maternity Strategy and aim to provide guidance and standards for improving the quality, safety and cost effectiveness of healthcare.


At MEG, we were delighted to work with the Guideline Programme Team led by Professor Keelin O’Donoghue and supported by Programme Manager Ms Nicolai Murphy, to make the guidelines content available for download on MEG’s (Clinical Guidelines) app.


The MEG app is an efficient way to deliver guidelines, protocols, and clinical practice guides ensuring all staff have instant access to them from their mobile devices whenever and wherever they need to. Access to such information at the point of care is crucial to guarantee safe and effective medical practices.

The initial guidelines launching today are;

  • Assessment and Management of Postmenopausal Bleeding

  • Assessment and Management of Stress Urinary Incontinence in Women

  • Diagnosis and Management of Placenta Accreta Spectrum

  • Diagnosis and Management of Mesh Complications

  • National Clinical Practice Guideline: Recurrent Miscarriage

  • Investigation and Management of Complications of Early Termination of Pregnancy

  • Prevention and Management of Primary Postpartum Haemorrhage

  • Diagnosis and Management of Pelvic Organ Prolapse

  • Prevention of early onset Group B Streptococcal disease in term infants

  • Stillbirth - Prevention, Investigation, Management and Care

  • The Fetal Anatomy Ultrasound

Key features of the MEG app include: Quick Search, Bookmarking, Offline Access and Version Control, not to mention that it works seamlessly with our Audits and Risk Management modules.

Download the MEG eGuides app for free from either Apple’s App Store or the Google Play Store and select the National Womens and Infants Health Programme from the the list to access the new national guidelines. Click on an image below to reach the relevant app store listing:

 
 

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