Opinion pieces

In this series, Q members from across England share their thoughts on what’s in the plan, what’s missing and what’s required for its implementation.

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  Miles Sibley

A Q Exchange project looks at using innovative technology as part of an apporoach to reduce falls and pressure ulcers in elderly patients.

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  Jonathan Yazbek

Q Managing Director Penny Pereira explores what improvement approaches and expertise will be needed for the health and care sector under the new government.

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  Penny Pereira

Mid-way into their projects, we’re finding common themes in approaches to improving equity while tackling delays across a huge range of patients and conditions.

• The Team

Q Exchange project lead Rachael Middle shares how Isle of Wight NHS Trust is improving digital inclusion for people accessing their mental health services.

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  Rachael Middle

Q member Dominic Cushnan discusses a service that supports health and care services to plan and implement digital improvement projects.

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  Dominic Cushnan

Q Exchange project lead Clare Smith shares successes and challenges in creating a single point of access to children’s services in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.

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  Clare Smith

A paediatric nurse explains how she developed an online training package for carers and parents of children with complex needs.

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  Una Hughes

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 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