Special Interest Group
Q Reading Club
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Kim Anderson joined 3 weeks, 5 days ago
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Joriam Ramos posted an update 2 months ago
📌 Discover how Appreciative Inquiry can improve patient processes, enhance wellbeing, and re-energize NHS leadership.
📆 Sep 23rd (noon), register here
Together, we’ll explore case studies on forming a national Patient Safety Managers’ network and delivering mental health services. This session offers practical tools for meaningful change, highli…Read more
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Joriam Ramos posted an update 2 months, 2 weeks ago
🌔Culture-shift is big topic—but does it have to be complicated?🌖
Join us for our next event, Relationship-focus: How to Build a Wellbeing Culture, and discover how to use Appreciative Conversations to drive sustainable culture shifts and enhance patient processes.
📌 Sep 23rd, noon – Register here
Together, we’ll explore the vital role of t…Read more
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Affra Al Shamsi joined 3 months ago
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Pauline Abu joined 5 months, 2 weeks ago
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Joriam Ramos posted an update 5 months, 3 weeks ago
Come meet health and care professionals from other areas/expertises in our next 25min long, highly effective Q Connect Call.
📆 Jun 10th, noon.
We all agree that dedicating time to our connection and networking is crucial to expand our opportunities. If you were looking for a chance to do so, look no further! We hope to see you…
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Abigail Peck joined 7 months, 1 week ago
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About this group
This group offers a space where members can continue their own professional development through a virtual book club. The idea is that a particular time period and place is identified for a discussion space about a specific book/article/chapter/blog. Members can join in at a time that suits their personal commitments to read and contribute to the conversation. The first publication discussed was Carl Macrae’s ‘The problem with incident reporting’ in BMJ Quality & Safety. This was followed by a twitter-chat on ‘Does quality improvement improve quality’ by Dixon-Woods and Martin.
This group is convened by Heather Shearer
