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Resources are toolkits, methods, guides and other resources shared by Members and the Q team

a top-level page summary can introduce readers to long content, or allow users to grasp the main points of an article without reading the whole page.

Body text can be strong, have emphasis, and can contain links and references.[ref]Surname X, Surname X. Title of article. Publication. YYYY. https://www.health.org.uk/what-we-do/supporting-health-care-improvement/partnerships-to-support-quality-improvement/the-q-community[/​ref] Write simply and using plain language. Get the point of your content across as concisely as possible.

X‑large heading

Large heading

Small heading

  • Bulleted lists can be used make blocks of text easier to read, and to break information into manageable chunks.
  • Each bulleted list item text can be strong, have emphasis and contain links.
  • Here’s another bulleted list item.

 

  1. Numbered lists can be used instead of bulleted lists when the order of the items is relevant.
  2. Each numbered list item text can be strong, have emphasis and contain links.
  3. Here’s another numbered list item.

Inset text helps users identify and understand important content on the page. It can contain rich text paragraphs and lists.

Use inset text sparingly; it’s less effective if overused.

Blockquotes are unique snippets of text not found in the main content, quoted from another source.

Quote attribution

Pull quotes are short snippets of text repeated from the main content and presented on the page as an attention-grabbing visual element

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Signpost the start of a journey with an action link
Use them sparingly
Link to an external site Name of external source

HTML embed

Image caption is optional and used to convey additional information that is either not present or tangentially related to the picture Image: Optional attribution 

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    Opinion piece
    14 May 2026 
    6 minute read 
    After listening and learning how we can improve inclusion and impact in our community, Q is moving to an open membership process. We share why we’re making this change and its benefits. 
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    10 November 2026 
    Explore how to make the most of being a member of Q in this lunchtime webinar. 
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