Prepare for March 2027 with a practical approach to neonatal insulin governance
The Thirlwall Inquiry Report and GIRFT guidance are driving greater focus on the security, accountability and governance of neonatal insulin management. With neonatal units expected to meet relevant GIRFT requirements by March 2027, now is the time to review current storage and access arrangements.
This practical guide explores the key questions every neonatal unit should be asking and outlines an approach to strengthening insulin security through controlled access, two-person authentication and auditable reporting.
Download the guide to learn:
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The implications of the Thirlwall Inquiry and GIRFT recommendations for neonatal insulin storage and access.
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Five critical questions every neonatal unit should be asking to assess current arrangements.
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How digitally controlled access can strengthen security, accountability and audit readiness.
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The role of two-person authentication and attributable access records.
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Best practice considerations for managing part-used insulin vials and maintaining an auditable chain of accountability.
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How assurance reporting can support governance reviews and investigations.
