Enhancing healthcare professionals' understanding of systems thinking by using the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) and building a community of practice to explore system interactions across boundaries.

Supporting the Inclusion of the Patient Voice Across the System

A Dietetic Support Worker will enhance patient care and bolster the nutrition skills of care home staff.

Support families where there are concerns about DVA. Engage parent who is the victim of DVA, adult person of concern, address concerns identified and increase safety for victim and children.

Effective clinical governance and learning from incidents requires psychological safety to allow clinicians the room to learn from identified improvement opportunities. How well do we do this?

A mobile app that identifies user-specific quality and patient safety competencies, facilitates sharing of learning resources and in-practice development examples and offers networking functions related to Q-membership and Q-resources.

We aim to build a positive Safety Culture across the boundary between theatres and wards by amalgamating Human Factors approaches with regular Simulation of risk/team discussion and Quality Improvement.

The diabetic foot pathway is complex and multiple points of failure are inherent. Early detection and treatment of diabetic foot problems will save limbs and lives.

Did you know that asthma inhalers still make a noise when they have no medicine left? Our patients certainly don't and this increases waste and risk. Education is the answer.

Collaborative, cross-organisational reviews will create the culture we need to improve our Welsh NHS. Combined resources and a mutually-owned digital workspace will enable collective incident analysis and action.

The Nursing Quality indicator (NQI) process requires Quality-Improvement-Plan’s (QIP), recording areas of poor compliance and identifying improvement actions. Strengthen QIP’s, across all care directorates and divisions – A New Approach

Health inequalities are widening in paediatrics, and the most disadvantaged experience more healthcare safety issues. The project will investigate interest and viability of taking a safety focus to health inequalities.

We are aiming to reduce post-operative morbidity and mortality in elderly NOF patients, by introducing a risk stratification assessment tool and promoting early discharge from Acute hospital

Multi professional simulation-based education workshops enabling multiprofessional teams to develop the skills needed to deliver effective in situ simulation training scenarios focused on the optimisation and stabilisation of preterm infants

To co-design a regional cascading health literacy medication safety programme to promote a positive medication safety culture for the population of Northern Ireland. (NI)

Pathway-to-Equity in Elective Care(PEEC) is a project aiming to address health inequality. Building on our experience as Q-test-team, we wish to scale-up and tailor PEEC to maternity service.