{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nPatient Safety Partner with Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust in Liverpool, England, United Kingdom\n\nPatient Safety Partners (PSPs ) is a new exciting role to help improve patient safety at Alder Hey. We’re aiming to have 4 PSPs at Alder Hey. We would like two young people aged about 16 to 18 who are current or former patients, or have had a friend or relative need hospital care, or who are studying some form of health, social care or child development at sixth form or college. We’re also looking for two adults who may have had a child or relative in hospital, or been a patient themselves, or other laypeople including NHS and social care staff from other organisations You’ll help to develop and design projects and programmes aimed at making a patients experience and safety at Alder Hey better, making sure that patient safety is at the heart of everything we do. As this is a new role you’ll be involved in developing your day-to-day tasks, co-producing the role, and sharing ideas and experience of the role. You will be working with other PSPs including our Young PSPs who volunteer or are members of our Children and Young People’s Forums As one of Europe’s biggest and busiest children’s hospitals, at Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust, we treat everything from common illnesses to highly complex and specialist conditions. In addition to our main hospital site, we offer paediatric services at a number of community sites and hold local clinics across Merseyside, Cumbria, Shropshire, Wales and the Isle of Man. We also provide specialist inpatient care for children with complex mental health needs in our recently relocated and newly opened state of the art facility. Alder Hey has a thriving research portfolio and leads research into children’s medicines, infection, inflammation and oncology. We are becoming recognised as one of the world’s leaders in children’s healthcare and research. We contribute to public health, lead cutting-edge research and teach the next generation of children’s specialists. Alongside this is our Innovation Hub, a dedicated space where clinicians and industries can come together to create new products and technologies. We know that a children’s hospital is different and that our job is more than just treating an illness. To us, every child is an individual. As well as giving them the very best care, we set out to make them feel happy, safe and confident as they play, learn and grow. At Alder Hey we are here to look after a child and their family and that includes mums, dads, brothers and sisters. For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Pauline Brown Job title: Director of Nursing Email address: pauline.brown@alderhey.nhs.uk"}