The Power of Names Ever been in a noisy room with multiple conversations are going on at the same time, then you hear you’re name and your able to ...

Communication Errors cause 70% of adverse events From WHO Guidelines for Safer Surgery: There is growing evidence that communication failures among...

#TheatreCapChallenge The #theatrecapchallenge is a movement to encourage everyone to have their name and role on their theatre caps. It is a campai...

Best Practice Many hospitals still use disposable theatre caps. But the evidence suggests reusable caps are a safer alternative.   Tipping Point Re...

Staff Profile - Kathy Nabbie We received this great message from Kathy Nabbie and wanted to share it with you. Presently I work as a theatre scru...

#HelloMyNameIs Hospitals are busy places, where staff are  balancing compassion and professional detachment to provide the best care. Time pressure...

Alert the crew on 2222 Hospitals around the world have an astonishing array of different emergency numbers. Japan has 370, Australia 51, Spain 51 a...

Infection Control One of the challenges facing the change to reusable theatre caps is concerns around infection control. The evidence, however, doe...

Staff Profile - Rachel Caville  We love being able to support healthcare staff in improving patient care. Welcome to the first of our first staff ...

TheatreCaps Why? Inspired by Simon Sinek's book 'Start With Why' we thought we'd let you know what we're all about. Why? We want the best environme...

Is it a good idea? Do you think it is a good idea for theatre staff to wear their name and role in their theatre cap? Surprisingly, different cult...

The PatientSafe Network  Theatrecaps.com proudly supports the PatientSafe Network - a registered non for profit charity collaborating to provide th...