Helen Lee at NHS England's Experience of Care co-production programme tells us about some work her team has been doing to put co-production at the centre of quality improvement, including the launch of a new suite of materials.

Adam Burrell, Methodology Lead at NHS England, shares his improvement journey and discusses his work leading on the national quality service improvement and redesign programme.

Penny Pereira, Q’s Managing Director, and Vin Diwakar, NHS England’s Medical Director for Transformation and Secondary Care, discussed what they’re hoping to see from the ideas and projects generated through this year’s Q Exchange funding programme.

Q member Pete Donnelly describes how, drawing on his own lived experience, he is making wheelchair skills available to wheelchair users across the UK, building confidence and independence through social media.

How can multi-disciplinary teams learn from challenging and unexpected experiences that involve differing understandings of their respective areas of clinical care responsibility? Jason Nicol shares his learning from a recent debrief process, aimed at supporting learning.

Penny Pereira, Q’s Managing Director, considers the new approach, its potential impact and what it means for members and others working to improve health and care in England and beyond.

Joriam Ramos shares some of the latest news and activities from Q’s Special Interest Groups (SIGs), including how Improvement Coaches help embed an improvement culture.

Q member Aicha Bouraoui describes the experience of a Multi-Disciplinary Team of clinicians, young people and a QI expert with lived experience taking an innovative co-production and coaching approach that challenged traditional thinking and practices to improve patients' quality of care.

Debbie Brazil, Head of Quality and Efficiency Improvement at Whipps Cross Hospital, shares her improvement journey and discusses her current Q Exchange project, 'Understanding the barriers to flow and discharge'.