Opinion pieces

Andrew Ware takes a global view in this piece about looking outward for system improvement. Part one of a two-part series.

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  Andrew Ware

Dr Amar Shah explains the role Q is playing in today’s health and care sector and why people should join.

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  Amar Shah

Members share their reasons for being part of an increasingly impactful health and care improvement community.

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  Stacey Lally

Q delegates share their highlights from this year’s International Society for Quality in Health Care (ISQua) conference.

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  Helen Crisp
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  Henry Cann

Find out more about our five principles for working across local systems to develop shared improvement approaches.

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  Matt Hill

Q member Dan Harley discusses how systems thinking can help QI practitioners to tackle ​‘wicked problems’.

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  Dan Harley

Miles Sibley tells us about the first-ever digital library of patient experience evidence and its potential to become a powerful new force in tackling health inequality.

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  Miles Sibley

In an age of medical advancements, Bethan Phillips reflects on how we can take a radical new approach to death and bereavement.

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  Bethan Phillips
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  Katy Saunders

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