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Healthcare Incident Reporting
Professional Development

Background:

CORESS operates as an independent charity.
An online reporting form is accessible via the CORESS website.
Previous Feedback reports are also available on the website.

Purpose of the Study:

To encourage the reporting of medical incidents.
To facilitate learning from past events.
To support the professional development of healthcare professionals.

Main Methods:

Utilizing an online reporting form on the CORESS website.
Maintaining a repository of previous Feedback reports.
Acknowledging contributions with a Certificate of Contribution.

Main Results:

Published cases are acknowledged with a Certificate of Contribution.
Certificates can be used for continuing professional development.
Contributions are valuable for appraisal and competence progression.

Conclusions:

CORESS serves as a vital resource for independent incident reporting.
The system actively supports and recognizes professional development.
Surgeons in training are especially encouraged to contribute their experiences.