Bringing health care home
Led by Airedale NHS Foundation Trust and supported by partner organisations, this project aimed to improve the safety and quality of care for patients in their last year of life. The team are provi...
Developing a ‘design of space’ intervention using Lean thinking
Led and coordinated by the North East Transformation System team and hosted by Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust, this project sought to reduce waste and improve processes, by redesigning space...
Liberating sisters to lead
Run by University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, this project sought to improve quality of care by removing the burden of corporate processes on ward sisters. The project aimed to s...
Using value-based interviewing to deliver high-quality health care and improve patient experience
Led by Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust in partnership with NSPCC and the Oxfordshire Adult Safeguarding Board, this project sought to ensure that the Trust’s values are demonstrated in day-to...
MyDay@QEHB: a personalised schedule of care events for inpatients
Led by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, with support from the University of Birmingham, this project focused on inpatients within the Trust and aimed to have a positive impact ...
North East of England primary care Collingwood and Central Surgeries: methods for changing clinician behaviour
This case study was provided by Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust and discusses its project to find additional ways of reminding clinicians about shared decision making and encouraging more ...
Community-based, consultant-led one-stop-shop for carpal tunnel syndrome patients
Run by a team from the Central London Community Service, from June 2014 until August 2015, this project is piloting a one-stop-shop for carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) at Edgware Community Hospital, f...
Integrative care pathway for patients with medically unexplained symptoms
Run by a team from East London NHS Foundation Trust, this project aims to improve health for people with medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) and to reduce unnecessary attendances. The project is p...
Chris Barben, GenerationQ fellow
Chris is a consultant general and colorectal surgeon at Aintree Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Alongside his clinical practice, he is theatre lead for the digestive diseases unit. Chris was also th...
Phil Garnett, GenerationQ fellow
Phil is the Chair of Scarborough and Ryedale Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and also works four sessions a week as a GP in Filey. He first joined the GP practice as a partner in 1978 and went o...
