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Strengthen new outpatient care models by building patient capability in how they self-manage their condition through use of modern immersive technologies to improve information accessibility & impact

To establish a UK healthcare Community of Practice (CoP) for HF & QI and a resource repository for safety and quality leaders to apply HF 'brilliant basics' and link with…

Our digital app uses a combination of behavioural science and AI to support self-management by colorectal cancer patients, improving outcomes and reducing the burden on outpatient services.

Large scale change is complex & often fails to deliver benefits. Public involvement in framing the challenge & making pragmatic, locally designed changes to ensure solutions meet citizen needs.

To test collaborative approaches to facilitating 'wicked' system wide problems, from diagnosis through to improvement, whilst building QI capacity & capability through learning by doing.

Improvement in ambulance services is accelerating. Our project will engage & encourage frontline involvement in Ambulance Q & improvement; and spread cross-organisational learning through technology.

The people aspect of change, at times called the 'soft' side of improvement, is often the hardest part! We want to engage & bring people together to spread knowledge of…

To run a ‘Breakthrough Series’ (BTS) Collaborative with one Primary Care Network (PCN) with the aim of embedding QI methodology whilst working on a high priority health inequality for its…

This projects aims to co-design, and make freely available, a quality coach development programme to support the rapid development of QI capability and support service integration.

Families are doing complex healthcare procedures at home (e.g. feeding tubes and ventilation). Our project will pilot and spread ways to train parents and carers of children with medical complexity.

This project aims to transform the pathway for patients who need long term monitoring by enabling access to specialist blood tests closer to home and two-way communication with specialists

Co-designing a systems approach to managing complexity in Healthcare Improvement - building on the landmark report, Engineering Better Care, together we can develop the power to tame wicked problems.

We aim to reduce unnecessary out-patient appointments for those who have received kidney transplants, by assessing patient reported and clinical need. Our idea is transferable to other conditions.

Connecting you with the evidence to make you better improvers.

To improve the community paediatric offering to children in the North of Sheffield and provide easier access for Roma/Slovak children and their families who would not otherwise attend appointments.

There are several 'hard to reach' staff groups that haven’t actively engaged/led in QI within the organisation. We would like to design a bespoke programme aimed at support staff from…

Starting from a position that quality and value are only ever viewed through the lens of the customer we will use participatory co-design to redesign and improve our outpatient follow-up…

We want to use Quality Improvement to support the adoption of innovation; using design methods to test multiple innovations within a pathway & multiple QI methods to affect change &…

Deployment of the application of Gamification designs & concepts to human factor learning and skills in health & social care-making learning more engaging/entertaining &increasing learner motivation