In this second podcast of our 'Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) - ask an early adopter' series we put your questions directly to Kerry Crowther a Patient Safety Specialist from Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, which is a mental health and community health provider. If you want to skip to a particular question, the questions and corresponding times they feature are listed below. A huge thanks to those who asked questions via Twitter and our 5 September launch webinar. Also available is our first 'ask an early adopter' podcast, where we spoke to West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, a provider of acute and community care. 01:37 In the orientation phase what was the structure of your team and did you break the work into workstreams/projects? 03:51 What models in terms of teams or people power did you employ to implement PSIRF? 05:16 How do you respond to unexpected deaths under PSIRF? 07:43 How have you made PSIRF a new approach rather than just adding to previous approaches? 11:57 Have Patient Safety Partners been engaged? 16:24 How have you made Patient Safety Incident Investigations and associated reports as simple and as effective as possible? 19:46 Can you describe an example of using after action review or applying the SEIPS framework? 24:17 How do you ensure learning turns into improvement and how do you measure it? 26:46 Have you noticed any improved learning and reduced harm incidents? 29:01 Have you had any feedback from coroners? 32:37 Have you been visited by the CQC since adopting PSIRF and have you seen any improvement in safety ratings? 35:30 Do you have any advice for those working with NHS patients in the independent sector? 42:00 Can you describe some of the plans we have nationally to measure PSIRF? 49:43 Is there anything you would have done differently now looking back at your experience as an early adopter?