Q member and Green Team Programme Lead Rachel McLean reflects on two sustainability in quality improvement (SusQI) projects. These show huge potential for improving patient care while saving staff time, saving money and reducing environmental impact.

Q community members, Saval Khanal and Kelly Schmidtke look at how the quality improvement community prioritises projects and share tools and ideas to make the most of limited resources.

As our latest round of funded Q Exchange teams prepare to start their projects, we reflect on what the 120 proposals received this year tell us about pressures within the system.

Read the latest in our series where we introduce you to new Q members. Meet Jana Witt, Clinical Quality Improvement Manager at the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. She shares her improvement journey and what she hopes to learn from the Q community

Following a Visit to Huddlecraft earlier this spring, Q Community Convener Maria Dorthea Skov describes the power of a Q Visit to collectively inspire and spread innovation

Q and NHS Providers have joined forces to develop a new peer learning programme for provider collaboratives in England. Q’s Managing Director, Penny Pereira, tells us more about the partnership and what we plan to achieve.

Sabrina Das, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, reflects on her work co-producing services with local mothers in the Family Voices Big Room.

Jatinder Singh, Associate Director Strategy and Partnerships at Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS FT, shares his improvement journey and discusses why he joined Q.

Last September Q member Carol Dale started as the Royal College of Nursing Scotland Lead Nurse for independent health and social care in Scotland, a newly-created role in the RCN. As part of her brief, Carol has been learning about how independent care nurses are exploring ways to improve pain management, including using digital technology.