Upcoming events

Health Innovation Manchester would like to offer the GM Q Community the opportunity to develop skills in horizon scanning, critical reflection and synthesis of knowledge into personal practice. Reflecting the aims of the Q Community to develop and inspire, innovate and problem solve; the network seeks to build skills that support a community who share, challenge and learn together.

Leading complexity thinking and practice pioneer Prof Mary Uhl-Bien will share the results of her decade-long research program focused on uncovering the key sources and mechanisms that enable innovation, transformation and change in healthcare and beyond. And the resulting framework we can all use to help it happen.

Another great speaker in Healthcare Improvement Scotland's QI Connect WebEx series.

Roy Lilley is an established, independent health policy analyst, writer, broadcaster and commentator on health and social issues. He provides consultancy to NHS organisations and the companies that have services and products for the health service.

Hear some case study examples from Iain about how he has used 3P in healthcare to design facilities in this webex.

This two-day Study Tour will take a deep-dive into two contrasting organisations - Nissan and Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys Foundation Trust - both using Lean approaches for improvement.

The meeting is to review the professionals care plans for patients on the CQUIN both new and old cohort.

Are you interested in learning more about a novel method of raising funds for your healthcare project – because of a gap in funding? Crowdfunding could be the answer you need.

Join Q's Connectors network for discussion and learning about evaluating the impact of the Q Community - in regions, and around the UK.

Following the successful completion of the "Living Well to the very end" end of life care collaborative, we are pleased to be able to run this programme again in Autumn 2018, as part of our Sweeney programme, which uses patient focused improvement and co-design methods.