Interview in 2 parts in which Sir Liam reflects on progress made in Patient Safety through the work of the World Health Organization, lessons learnt and his hopes to have patient safety as a key component in medical education.

Joint running time 09.48

Consists of pdf documents on patient safety, organised under the relevant titles. Covering patient safety challenges, solutions, learning from error within European and rest of world organisations focusing specifically on African partnerships.

Consists of a certificate from the faculty of Public Health awarding Sir Liam the Alwyn Smith Prize Medal for "distinguished service to the public health".

Includes correspondence to Sir Liam Donaldson in relation to his work for WHO.

Consists of a letter relating to Sir Liam's work with the World Health Organization and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in efforts to erradicate polio worldwide.

Consists of bound volume of participants, summary reports, presentations, and photographs relating to the joint annual meetings of the Commonwealth Fund and the Nuffield Trust on Quality of Health Care, also called the Pennyhill Park Meetings.

This volume was created for Sir Liam and presented to him at the 11th Meeting on the 16 to 19 Jul 2010, which he attended as Chair of the National Patient Safety Agency, as a tribute and in recognition of his contribution. Includes a covering letter and a written tribute from Donald M. Bewick MD, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Consists of a copy of a testimonial given by U.S Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Donald M. Berwick, on Sir Liam's global contribution to health care.

Report by team chaired by Dame Deirdre Hine to review the appropriateness and effectiveness of the UK strategy for responding domestically to the H1N1 Swine Flu influenza pandemic and make recommendations for future planning.

Includes covering letter to Sir Liam from Dame Deirdre enclosing a copy of the report and congratulating him for making sure the UK was prepared and knew the risks of a pandemic.

Consists of article in which Sir Liam talks about his admiration and professional relationship with Epidemiologist Professor Jerry Morris, who helped establish the link between physical activity and health. Sir Liam paid tribute to Professor Morris and wrote a paper for a memorial conference in the same year in May.