2023-2025 Guidelines

205 priority multi-year guidelines have been defined for the years 2023 to 2025, according to the following three areas:

• Improving prevention, detection, and care
• Improving the organization, relevance, and quality of care
• Strengthening reflection and ethical principles in healthcare

Safeteam Academy is a registered Continuing Professional Development (CPD) organization under number 9827. Your training courses will therefore be covered by the ANDPC!

SafeTeam Academy CPD Activities

Our training courses aim to develop teamwork, improve the reliability of practices, and facilitate the sharing of experiences.

They are asynchronous, meaning they combine an individual e-learning video simulation component with a videoconference debriefing session. The debriefing can also be conducted in person (as an option, generally for professionals working or likely to meet in the same organization). These training courses have been designed to engage people with limited availability and high expectations. Practice shows that the bet was successful!

Each of our courses is linked to a priority orientation identified for the period 2023-2025. Feel free to contact our training managers to discuss this further, by phone at +33 1 89 73 01 00 or by email at dpc@safeteam.academy.

At the end of the training, we will handle all the administrative formalities with the ANDPC for the registration of your activity.

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‍Testimonial

Several organizations and independent professionals have already entrusted SafeTeam Academy with conducting CPD activities.

Discover the testimonials of Dr. Anne Sophie Balon, an Anesthesiologist and Intensive Care Physician for 10 years, and Séverine Laroche Daval, a Nurse Anesthetist since 2007, both members of a clinic in Eastern France.

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The CPD activity implemented in their team - Improving the quality and safety of perioperative care as a team - comprises several modules that were completed over 4 weeks: Surgical checklist and teamwork, Ensuring reliable handovers and care in the post-anesthesia care unit (PACU), Handover and medication errors in the medical/surgical ward, Crisis management in the medical/surgical ward, Reporting adverse events associated with care. Anne-Sophie also explains that this last module was particularly appreciated. This program was implemented to meet the team's training needs. The e-learning format appealed to us because it allowed everyone to train independently. It was a way to discover something new and to train all team members simultaneously, which is rarely the case (...). Finally, there was a team-building aspect to it, as everyone was taking the training, which helped create connections and fostered conversations over coffee. At the end of this training, several concrete actions are being considered to improve practices and patient safety. Anne-Sophie, committed to patient safety, now aims to "advocate within the institution for all paramedical staff to receive the same training," because patient safety relies on a systemic approach involving all stakeholders. Séverine was also convinced by the training program, which she finds particularly beneficial for temporary staff, "who are poorly trained and thrown into the deep end too quickly with patients under their care." Thanks to the training, Séverine has developed a genuine reflection on her work methods: checks, asking questions of the rest of the team, etc. The training also allowed her to refresh her theoretical knowledge. id="">“It's very interactive, you really feel like you're immersed in the operating room with the team”

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Finally, we can conclude that participation in the course is a success because Anne-Sophie highly recommends our training: “The e-learning format is very interesting because it adapts well to the world of private practice. Not having to travel is a positive thing for us because it eliminates any absences, and the team aspect was interesting.”

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Listen to the full testimony of Dr. Balon and Ms. Laroche Daval: 

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Thanks for reading!