Opinion pieces

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.

• Jenny Lincoln

Experience the transformative power of a Q Visit to Huddlecraft through and gain insights on how these visits inspire and drive innovation in healthcare.

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  Maria Dorthea Skov

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

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  Sabrina Das

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

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.

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  Penny Pereira

Discover insight from Q about the latest NHS Staff Survey and our ongoing work focusing on staff engagement in major change.

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  Henry Cann

Following a panel event on Quality Management Systems, we have been talking about ways of introducing QMS into a health care setting. Mirek Skrypak shares an approach that he has developed.

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  Mirek Skrypak

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