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Repeat prescriptions account for 80% of prescriptions. The system is inherent with failure demand. We want to develop toolkits to support practices improve their own systems through self-analysis and co-design.

Giving residents a voice on how they wish to be cared for by embedding Coordinate My Care into the care home sector. Delivering quality improvement between health and social care.

A platform for Q members to post their need for QI support or look for QI work opportunities. Q members then complete the work and Bank that time to claim…

Robust evidence exists about using data to make the best decisions. The NHS uses lots of RAG and two point comparisons. Let’s start a revolution to Make Data Count!

HQIP wants to turn our prototype National Clinical Audit Benchmarking data sharing platform into the national clinical audit Speed DATAing agency for quality improvement in the NHS in England.

Find more princes, kiss less frogs. Discover the best of Qs' good practices and connect more purposefully with Q colleagues. A tool and innovative dashboard to make us greater than…

NHS Near Me uses telehealth to provide hospital outpatient appointments in rural NHS facilities. We want to co-design the next step with patients: providing appointments for patients at home

We propose to utilise community organising as a methodology to build effective relationships between communities and the hospital. This unique approach, could unlock a wealth of talent in our communities,…

To co-produce a patient/ service user QI programme (including training and a peer support network) : equipping those that use our services with the knowledge, skills and confidence to identify…

A collaboration between Emergency Departments in the Thames Valley region will enable us to share best practice for frequent attenders requiring mental health care, to better understand patient flow and…

Testing the use of a tool to support domiciliary care staff in recognising the softer signs of deterioration. Improving response and communication to colleagues/health professionals ( incorporating SBAR).

Our project will identify what is needed to support the translation of QI training for healthcare staff into real impact on service user and care outcomes.

We will empower patients to self-care by training a member of staff in health coaching skills, mapping community assets and facilitate connections between patients and community-based peer support groups.

To train a peer-led network of Community Reporters to evaluate creative activities, providing new insights, and measuring impact of what are often described as “soft and fluffy” approaches.

Upskilling public and patients to fully and actively engage in quality improvement projects