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Dr Mary Adams PhD

Senior Research Fellow

Biography

Dr Mary Adams is Senior Research Fellow, anthropologist and midwife, in the Department of Women and Children’s Health, School of Life Course Sciences.

She is joint-lead on the National Institute of Health Research study investigating the disclosure and discussion of iatrogenic harm with women and families in NHS maternity care, and co-investigator on the National Institute of Health Research study evaluating the impact of the Local Guardian (staff ‘speaking up’) scheme in NHS acute and mental health trusts.

She is working with the Centre of Team-Based Practice and Learning, as co-developer and co-evaluator of the ‘What Harm Happens’ experiential learning event.

    News

    Experiential learning event adapted to become interprofessional education initiative

    Resource that will be delivered to over 500 students in the 2020-21 academic year.

    IPE When Harm Happens notes

    When harm happens – an experiential learning event

    An educational resource to address a vexing shortfall in health care improvement, patient safety and implementation science.

    Midwives and obstetricians take part in a 'paper prototype' at St Thomas’ Hospital.

    How Harm Happens – a play to open the King's CAIPE Conference 2021

    Examining the clinical-technical and emotive factors in interprofessional care.

    How Harm Happens - a play

    Events

    13DecWhen harm happens

    When harm happens – King's Health Partners pilot

    Guy's Campus, London

    Please note: this event has passed.

    13DecC0347682-Hospital_patient

    When harm happens – Health Innovation Network pilot

    Minvera House, London

    Please note: this event has passed.

      News

      Experiential learning event adapted to become interprofessional education initiative

      Resource that will be delivered to over 500 students in the 2020-21 academic year.

      IPE When Harm Happens notes

      When harm happens – an experiential learning event

      An educational resource to address a vexing shortfall in health care improvement, patient safety and implementation science.

      Midwives and obstetricians take part in a 'paper prototype' at St Thomas’ Hospital.

      How Harm Happens – a play to open the King's CAIPE Conference 2021

      Examining the clinical-technical and emotive factors in interprofessional care.

      How Harm Happens - a play

      Events

      13DecWhen harm happens

      When harm happens – King's Health Partners pilot

      Guy's Campus, London

      Please note: this event has passed.

      13DecC0347682-Hospital_patient

      When harm happens – Health Innovation Network pilot

      Minvera House, London

      Please note: this event has passed.