Q Reading Club
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Emily Ward joined 2 months ago
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Jane Ross posted an update 2 months, 1 week ago
Hi Heather, I have both books and a stuttering start to both but would love to join a webspace discussion. It would make me committ to one or both. Hope all are well, Jane đ
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Heather Shearer posted an update 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Hi I just wanted to check in with folk. How has it got to end of October already?!?
How have people got on with Brave New Work and/or To Obama? Is there an appetite to discuss them in this webspace area? Or somewhere else? Happy to try some tweetchats if there is an appetite.
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Evelyn Prodger posted an update 3 months, 2 weeks ago
This is a really varied group and I would welcome feedback on our idea for Q Exchange relating to sustaining positive changes in practice resulting from Covid-19 https://q.health.org.uk/idea/2020/community-hospitals-embedding-covid-19-positive-impact-changes-through-shared-learning/#comments
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Louise Smith posted an update 4 months, 1 week ago
Hi everyone,
Weâre currently planning the Q Event this year, which is taking place virtually on 18 and 19 November. If you can spare 5 minutes, please could you take this survey to let us know what you would find helpful at the event?
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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 Macraeâs âThe problem with incident reportingâ 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
