Webinar: Involving patients in their own safety
Involving patients in their own safety - webinar from The Health Foundation on Vimeo. Health and care strategies across the UK, including the Five Year Forward View, are now focused on putting...
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Involving patients in their own safety - webinar from The Health Foundation on Vimeo. Health and care strategies across the UK, including the Five Year Forward View, are now focused on putting...
Behavioural insights combine lessons from behavioural economics, psychology and neuroscience to better understand how humans behave and make everyday decisions. Behavioural interventions hav...
About this webinar In this webinar, Nicola Davey will be sharing her experience with Dr Nial Quiney and Sadie Leack, Clinical Lead and Project Manager of the Emergency Laparotomy Collaborati...
About this webinar In this webinar, Dr Nadeem Moghal, Darren Cooper and John Deffenbaugh discuss their personal experiences of being involved in and leading change and improvement from thre...
The Health Foundation was asked by the Secretary of State for Health to carry out a review into indicators of the quality of care provided by GP practices in England. Following consultat...
In this webinar, Clare Allcock, Felicity Dormon and Dr Julie Reed share findings from our recent report on accelerating change in the NHS. They set out the key factors needed for successful change ...
In this webinar, Professor Martin Marshall outlines a new model being developed by UCLPartners to bring improvement research closer to everyday practice of health care.
This webinar examines what works in implementing shared decision making and self-management support – core components of person centred care – into mainstream health care services.
This webinar with Maxine Power and Penny Pereira explores the practical steps boards can take to effectively measure and monitor quality and safety within their organisations.
This webinar is focused on applied health economic evaluation and is aimed at professionals working on health care improvement projects.
We explore how the socio-technical allocation of resources – the Star approach – can help commissioners and those planning services in resource allocation.
Dr Brian Robson and Professor Tony Cornford explore how technology can improve health care, the challenges of digital innovation and the potential for it to lead to long-term improvements in patien...
This webinar explores why context needs to be taken into consideration when attempting improvement, and what skills best help professionals to manage context effectively.
Professor Charles Vincent talks through a framework for measuring and monitoring safety and answers questions from participants.
In this webinar, Dr Laura Leviton addresses the concept of ‘evaluability assessment’, a useful exploratory stage to determine whether an initiative is mature enough to be evaluated. Professor Nick ...
Professors Ross Baker and Naomi Fulop present the results of their wide-ranging scan of research centres based in academic and healthcare institutions. While most are in Europe and North America – ...
Four of our Improvement Science Fellows – Davina Allen, Tim Draycott, Julie Reed and Carl Macrae – talk to Bill Lucas about the emerging field of improvement science.
Dr Frank Davidoff explores how, in quality improvement work, results are not just about the intervention itself. Traditional methodologies to test clinical interventions, such as randomised double ...
Mary Dixon-Woods explores how to write up your research/improvement project for publication. Offering tips on academic writing and structuring papers, she shows how to make your manuscript interest...
Dr Kaveh Shojania looks at successfully designing and usefully reporting improvement initiatives, including consideration of several often overlooked principles.