SCRIPT eLearning Shortlisted for Prestigious HSJ Patient Safety Award

11th June 2026

SCRIPT eLearning is delighted to announce that it has been shortlisted in the ‘Patient Safety Education and Training’ category of the HSJ Patient Safety Awards 2026, recognising its ongoing contribution to improving safety in prescribing and medicines management.

The HSJ Patient Safety Awards celebrate outstanding contributions to patient safety across health and care. Being shortlisted is a significant achievement, highlighting initiatives that demonstrate clear ambition, collaboration and value.

SCRIPT eLearning has provided high-quality, evidence-based eLearning modules in medicines safety to healthcare professionals for over 15 years. With a strong focus on reducing prescribing errors and enhancing clinical decision-making, the programme supports learners in translating knowledge into safer clinical practice.

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