The Q Lab brings people together from across the UK to work and make progress on complex challenges facing health and care.
Working on a single challenge for nine to 12 months, we use existing knowledge to develop an in-depth understanding of the issue, develop ideas, test solutions and share learning.
The first Q Lab challenge:
What would it take for effective peer support to be available to everyone who wants it to help manage their long-term health and wellbeing needs?
Find out more
- About the Labs, our approach and the story so far
- Frequently Asked Questions
- How to get involved
- Who we are and where we are based
Lab updates
Q Lab update: from research to action
Tracy Webb, Q website, 16 August 2017
Q Lab peer support workshop 13-14 July: Live blog
Jenna Collins, Q website, 13-14 July 2017
Q Lab update: Sharing our research on peer support
Hannah Patel, Q website, 10 July 2017
Q Lab update: making new connections
Libby Keck, Q website, 14 June 2017
Q Lab update: crowdsourcing peer support services
Hannah Patel, Q website, 06 June 2017
Q Lab update: Kicking-off the research
Hannah Patel, Q website, 01 June 2017
‘Improvement lab’ launched to tackle complex health challenges
National Health Executive, 25 April 2017
Q Lab: exploring ways to make peer support available to all
Libby Keck, Q website, 21 April 2017
Q Lab – an idea blossoms
Tracy Webb, Health Foundation website, 30 March 2017
Q Lab workshop – live blog
Jenna Collins, Q website, 16 March 2017
Q Lab – your votes have been counted
Libby Keck, Q website, 14 February 2017
Countdown to the Q Improvement Lab: five things you need to know
Tracy Webb, Health Foundation website, 13 January 2017
But what will the first lab topic be?
Libby Keck, Q website, 12 January 2017
Are you excited by the Q Improvement Lab?
Tracy Webb, Q website, 29 November 2016
Proposal for Q improvement labs
Tracy Webb, Huddle, 19 July 2016
Shaping improvement labs to help tackle wicked problems in the health service
Tracy Webb, Health Foundation website, 03 May 2016
