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By joining this SIG, we hope that you can bring your […]
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Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Q
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The ambition is to create […]
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Exploring Adaptive Space – community of practice
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Mary explains the crucial role of ’Adaptive Spaces’ in […]
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Generation Q Fellows
This group provides a community forum for any GenerationQ fellows interested in sharing learning, continuing conversations, discovering new insights and developing best practice around the four elements of leadership for improvement: Contextual, Relational, Technical and Personal.
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Dee Nambiar
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Mubasher A Qamar
Movement Disorder and Neurology Specialist Clinician
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
- England - London (South)
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Sarah Davis
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Prash Ladva
National Medical Director's Clinical Fellow
NHS England
- England - Greater Manchester
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Embracing the unknown: In conversation with Professor Helen Bevan. Walk and Talk Improvement Podcast
Explainer • 6 Feb 2024 • 0 comment
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QPS TalkTime – Civility saves lives
Explainer • 6 Feb 2024 • 0 comment
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How-to guide: Measuring and improving your engagement with staff in major change
Toolkit or Method • 17 Oct 2023 • 0 comment