Blog archive

Zoe Brewster, Special Projects Lead for Q, shares some insights from what we learnt about how members voted this year’s Q Exchange.

Drawing on the themes of her opening plenary at the UK-wide Q community event, Penny Pereira proposes three priorities for increasing the impact of the work improvers do individually and collaboratively.

After her lightning talk at the UK-wide Q community event, Maxine Power reflects on how we can improve when the evidence is challenged and resistance is high.

Q initiative director, Penny Pereira, looks ahead to 10 more years of Q working with our partners.

A live blog from the annual UK-wide Q community event 2019. Get involved by commenting on the blog or on Twitter (@theQCommunity #QEvent2019)

Q members, Lianne Mcinally and Deirdre Quigley, share their reflections on the Q Visit to Live Well Greenwich, exploring how Social Prescribing is being implemented to improve health and wellbeing in the community.

Q member, Louise Wilson, explores how Learning Communities can help tackle the complexities of individual health care needs, and encourages the Q community to download the new handbook and give it a go.

Ahead of their upcoming event in December, Nikki Davey of Clinical Human Factors Group shares helpful resources they've developed over the years.