Sarah Mackie
Associate Professor in Vascular Rheumatology and Honorary Consultant Rheumatologist
University of Leeds / Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
England - Yorkshire and Humber
Biography
I'm a rheumatologist based in Leeds. My mission is to improve the outcomes of patients with two linked diseases: giant cell arteritis (GCA) and polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR).
In the article linked to below, you can find our story of how clinical pathways for GCA were affected by the first wave of the COVID pandemic.
https://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lanrhe/PIIS2665-9913(20)30386-6.pdf
I am interested in seeing things differently (patient involvement, and multiple perspectives), collaboration across speciality and organisational boundaries, and doing things differently (improvement and innovation).
Q Exchange ideas
Digital tools for detecting steroid side-effects
Steroids cause many side-effects. But monitoring for side-effects requires improvement. We need to better understand the patient perspective in order to design digital solutions for early detection.
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Areas of interest
- Access
- Analytics and data
- Collaboration and networking
- Community and voluntary
- Digital technology
- Efficiency and productivity
- Improvement research
- Inequalities
- Integrated care
- Leadership
- Long-term conditions
- Older people
- Patient and public involvement
- Patient experience
- Patient safety
- Person-centred care
- Policy
- Quality improvement
- Quality of care
- Wider determinants of health
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- Yorkshire and Humber Quality Improvement Network
- Power of Storytelling in Health
- Tools and resources to help support Networks and Network leaders
- Technology-enabled remote monitoring
- Frailty QI
- Service Design
- Network Weaving
- Culture of Continuous Improvement
- Network mapping
- Exploring Adaptive Space – community of practice
- Sustainable Healthcare
- Sketchnote
- Liberating Structures in healthcare
- Clinical Audit in Quality Improvement
- Closing the gap: developing improvers for a complex world
- Measurement for Improvement
- Reducing Diagnostic Errors
- Organisational Resilience & Safety-II
- Human Factors
- Human-Centred Design in Health and Care
- Digital
- Lean Healthcare
- Q Reading Club
- Reimagining Health and Care
- Medicine Management
- PPI and Diversity
- Improvement Research Network
- Primary Care
- Co-production
- Evaluation
- Communities of Practice
- Complexity Approaches to support Quality Improvement