Opinion pieces

Julia Wood reflects on the Joy in Work Special Interest Group which looks at how to use QI tools to bring more enjoyment to the work day.

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  Julia Wood

Rachel McLean reflects on sustainability in quality improvement (SusQI) projects that show potential for improving patient care while saving staff time, saving money and reducing environmental impact.

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  Rachel McLean

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.

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  Helen Lee

Penny Pereira talks to Jim Mackey, NHS England’s National Director of Elective Recovery, about NHS successes and challenges in treatment delays – and how the improvement community can contribute.

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  Penny Pereira

In his third blog in a series on designing a Quality Management System (QMS) for the NHS, Dr Tom Rose discusses how Juran’s Trilogy can be applied in a health care setting.

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  Thomas Rose

Following on from our webinar and blog on Designing a Quality Management System for the NHS, Dr Tom Rose takes a closer look at the Juran Trilogy, its definition of quality and how it can be applied.

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  Thomas Rose

Critics of Safety-II point to a lack of evidence of its ability to fulfil its promise. Are they right?

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  Simon Gill

Discover how NHS quality improvement fits into a QMS and how it can be implemented in an NHS trust.

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  Thomas Rose

Read about a medic who shared her birth experience as a maternity patient with the team who provided her care

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  Sabrina Das
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  Fazeela Chharawala

More than ever as health care practitioners, we need ways of capturing and making sense of experiences we’ve been through so we can use them to improve not only patient care, but our own wellbeing.

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  Margaret Codd