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Better Conversations with Clean Language
This group is for people who have an interest in improving the quality of conversations in healthcare. When we have better conversations, we improve mutual understanding and people feel more understood. So, with better conversations we are likely to have better outcomes, fewer mistakes, and greater sense of wellbeing. Our shared curiosity is around how we can use the deceptively-simple Clean Language approach to improve conversations, enhance understanding and enable better healthcare. -
Perioperative Care – Prehabilitation
The Q Perioperative Care-Prehabilitation Special Interest Group (SIG) is hosted by Macmillan Cancer Support and the Centre for Perioperative Care (CPOC), a partnership between health charities, professional […]
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Tools and resources to help support Networks and Network leaders
Having access to a suite of resources and a dedicated space for learning and sharing with peers is immensely beneficial for Network Leaders. In the fast-paced and ever-evolving field of healthcare, staying informed and connected is crucial. A collaborative environment fosters not only professional growth but also innovation and creativity, which are key to improving healthcare systems and outcomes. By pooling our collective knowledge and experiences, we can co-create solutions that are both dynamic and value-driven. -
Quality Improvement and the wellbeing of the workforce
People who work in health and social care systems and organisations matter too, they only have so much energy. What good practice tools, resources and ideas can we share to help those working in health and social care know, they are cared about and their wellbeing matters too? -
Service Design
Are NHS Services designed or do they evolve over time? -
Decarbonisation within NHS Wales
The group is designed for those who want to discuss decarbonisation and related improvement ideas for Wales. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the world saw amazing improvements in the environment to show us what is possible. Decarbonisation can lead to huge gains in preventing and reducing ill-health.
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Nick McIntosh
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Elaine Brabazon
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Ciara Kelly
Consultant in Public Health Medicine, special interest Health Service Improvement
Health Service Executive (HSE)
- Ireland
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Jenifer Dallas
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