Introduction
Health
and safety improvements, quality of health care or respect of
a tight legal frame are major challenges facing the whole health
sector.
IRIS is coaching you to strengthen the effectiveness of your projects
and provide participative training sessions facilitated by experts
delivering the key ideas you need in the most straightforward
way..
 
We propose alternatively different
modular training courses, depending on your requirements:
In-House Training: these sessions are delivered in house and tailored
to your own specific needs by our consultants / facilitators.
Open Courses: these health
meetings are designed to be addressed to groups of 15 to 20 health
professionals with a view to learning through sharing experience
with others and are held in a pleasant venue in Paris.
Health Conference: IRIS is
organising a Health Conference several times a year ; these very
successful events address major issues relating to challenges and
topics that are common to the public and private sectors. Up to
70 attendants build their capacity with the help of renowned and
experienced experts, using practical exercises and comprehensive
materials to follow up on what they learn.
Our training department is
helping you improving what your establishment is doing best.
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Quality management
Working in
quality is a good asset for preventing the risks. It is also a
good practice and a sound governance management method. Different
norms (issued by ISO or the French national care standards commission)
enable you to target the quality areas that needs to be addressed
to get your establishment accredited.
Risk assessment and risk management
One of IRIS’s core competences
is the assessment and management of risks. We :
set up an overall risk assessment
and management system tailored to your establishment.
design troubleshooting handy
books to cope with all kinds of hazardous situations.
train your staff in infections
– related risk assessment and management with an emphasis on
hospital-acquired infections.
train and coach your staff
on anaesthetic safety rules.
organise health monitoring
with respect to legal requirements.
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