Penny Pereira
Penny is the Deputy Director of Improvement at the Health Foundation and the Programme Director for Q. She is responsible for scoping major new programmes.
Before joining the Health Foundation, Penny worked at Newham Healthcare NHS Trust in East London, where she was the Director of Strategy and Service Improvement. Penny has spent her career leading improvement work at local and national level in the NHS, with particular expertise in process and system redesign, leading strategic change across organisations and patient safety.
You can follow Penny on Twitter: @PennyPereira1
Stacey Lally
Stacey is Head of Delivery for Q, she joined the Health Foundation in 2015 as Q’s Programme Manager. She holds a broad portfolio which includes developing and delivering best practice organisational systems and processes to enable the team to deliver the ambitions set out for Q. Her previous roles have primarily focused on national leadership development interventions, most recently as senior programme lead for The NHS Leadership Academy working on their suite of development programmes.
She has a MSc in Healthcare Leadership
You can follow Stacey on Twitter: @stacey_lally
Matthew Mezey
Matthew Kalman Mezey is Community Manager for Q. He edits Q-municate, supports members’ Special Interest Groups, and manages – or co-manages with members – the Randomised Coffee Trials, Twitter account, website and LinkedIn group.
His previous roles include patient engagement at the medicines regulator MHRA and online community management at civic innovation charity the RSA.
Matthew also co-founded the website ‘Enlivening Edge – news from Next Stage organisations’, about pioneering organisations such as Buurtzorg, the Dutch community nursing care organisation. He is a Fellow of the RSA.
He is the co-author of Anti-Hero – The Hidden Revolution in Leadership & Change and Beyond the Big Society – Psychological Foundations of Active Citizenship.
You can follow Matthew on Twitter: @MatthewMezey
Georgie Denis
Georgie is the Q Partnerships Manager. She is responsible for developing effective relationships between Q and improvement organisations across the UK. She also has a focus on recruiting members to the community.
Georgie works with the wider project team to create, develop and sustain a vibrant network of partners who will support the ongoing recruitment and implementation of the community.
Tracy Webb
Tracy is one of the Senior Improvement Fellows at the Health Foundation. She is leading the design and delivery of the Q improvement lab – an exciting, ambitious idea that emerged through the process of co-designing Q in 2015. The lab aims to provide an opportunity for members and others to come together in a systematic way to make progress on specific topics that are a priority for many in the system.
Prior to joining the Health Foundation, Tracy worked at NHS England, as Deputy Head of Patient Choice, and at Leeds Teaching hospitals as a directorate manager for women’s and outpatient services.
You can follow Tracy on Twitter: @TracyWebb007
Natalie Creary
Natalie is Q’s Evaluation and Insight Manager. She joined the Health Foundation in August 2017 and manages the commissioned evaluation for Q. She is also working with the Q team and partners to develop Q’s strategy to surface and disseminate insights generated by the Q community.
Prior to joining the Health Foundation, Natalie worked in local government, the housing sector and academia on a range of partnership programmes, working with communities to find solutions to local health challenges.
She is also undertaking a PhD which explores the health and physical activity experiences of African, Caribbean and Mixed Heritage communities in London.
You can follow Natalie on Twitter: @NatalieCreary
Dimple Keen
Dimple is the Programme Manager for Q, responsible for the day to day operations of the programme and ensuring Q members have a positive experience.
Her previous roles include working as an operational manager in the NHS, managing services including A&E, general surgery and oncology.
Dimple is also an assessor on the JAG endoscopy accreditation scheme and is passionate about quality improvement in the health service.
You can follow Dimple on Twitter: @Dimple_health
