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Rachel McLean

SusQI Programme Lead (Competitions and Specialty Challenges)

Centre for Sustainable Healthcare

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  • It was lovely to be joined by so many at our Q community event last week on ‘Embedding Sustainability into Quality Improvement (QI) training and practice within NHS Trusts’, part 2 of a 2-part Q exchange series. The view that embedding sustainability within complex organisations such as NHS trusts requires staff from all parts of the org…Read more

    • Thank you for the opportunity to share our experiences so far, at the event – we are in the process now of morphing our current QI practice into SusQI. We have been practicing the Virginia Mason form of QI since 2013, so my immediate plans are as follows… I’d love to hear from others on their experiences and any advice!
      1. We need to blend the…Read more

    • Sorry to have missed this event but thanks for the link! We are gradually embedding SusQI but are still learning. We have the Continuous Quality Improvement team on board who have adapted QI training to include triple bottom line. We have a Green Champions Network and within this QI workstreams on Inhalers, Air Quality, Food, Anaesthetic gases.…Read more

      • Hi Laura-Jane!

        Thank you for your comment – the work you are doing at Kings sounds brilliant. You may already be aware of our Beacon Site programme which gives recognition to healthcare education and delivery organisations. KCL Medical School were one of our first Pilot sites and supporters, and have embedded SusQI into undergraduate medical…Read more

  • Rachel McLean posted a new activity comment 1 year, 11 months ago

    Hi Clare!

    My name is Rachel and I’m the green ward competition manager with the centre for sustainable healthcare, however my background is in paediatric SLT. It’s great to see a fellow SLT here interested in sustainability!

    If you haven’t already – you may be interested to join (and post on!) our sustainable SLT network…Read more

    • Hello Rachel,
      Thank you for your message and getting in touch, yes good to link with a fellow SLT! I will have a look at the network 🙂

  • Hi everyone,

    If you are coming along to our free webinar (part 1 of a 2-part Q exchange series) this Friday 20th May (12.00-1.30pm) to hear about the SusQI Education Project, this 10-minute educational video is useful to see beforehand.

    The video provides an overview of the SusQI framework-a tool developed by the Centre for Sustainable…Read more

  • Rachel McLean posted an update in the group Sustainable Healthcare 2 years ago

    Hi everyone,

    I am looking forward to hearing from pioneering healthcare educators integrating sustainability into their quality improvement training next week! Join us for this free webinar (part 1 of a 2-part Q exchange series) next Friday 20th May, 12.00-1.30pm.

    You can register your place here:…Read more

  • Hi everyone,

    The Centre for Sustainable Healthcare (CSH) are running a two-part Q Exchange series on Sustainability in Quality Improvement (SusQI), starting next Friday 20th May, 12.00-1.30pm.

    I am looking forward to hearing from pioneering healthcare educators who are integrating SusQI into their training. Then in part two (9th June…Read more

  • Rachel McLean posted a new activity comment 2 years ago

    No problem, and yes – Royal Devon & Exeter have actually held two competitions! Both had great savings – the 2019 competition teams also developed posters along with their case studies – if short on time they will give you a quicker look at their project aims, outcomes and learning.
    Best wishes,
    Rachel

  • Rachel McLean posted a new activity comment 2 years, 1 month ago

    Hi Matthew,

    Thank you for the welcome! Perhaps your partner would be interested to join our Sustainable SLT Network? I can share the details if they are!

    I don’t believe there has been an event about Green Ward in the past, this is something we could definitely consider! If there was a lot of interest from others in this group we could work…Read more

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