What does NHS England’s Quality Strategy mean in practice?
In this episode, we're exploring why quality must become the NHS’s guiding principle, encompassing safe and clinically effective care as well as a positive patient experience.
Q is hosted by the NHS Alliance (formerly NHS Confederation), building on their existing partnership to champion collaborative, bold, inclusive and purposeful improvement that spans sectors.
Having started and grown the Q community for 10 years, the Health Foundation remains a core partner and has committed funding until 2030. Find out more about this important development in Q’s journey.
Hosted by Penny Pereira, managing director of Q, and Matthew Taylor, former chief executive of NHS Confederation, each episode aims to spotlight where improvement is working well, as well as the challenges along the way. Joined by speakers from a variety of roles, we’ll explore the ways improvement can sustainably transform health and care.
In this episode, we're exploring why quality must become the NHS’s guiding principle, encompassing safe and clinically effective care as well as a positive patient experience.
In this episode, we're talking to leaders from Scotland about their new approach to change.
In this episode, we're sharing highlights from NHS IMPACT’s National Improvement Conference.
This episode, we're talking about the important role co-production plays in improvement.
This episode, we're looking at how improvement can play a role in population health, with examples from Scotland to London.
This episode looks at how improvement approaches can help redesign services for frail older people, taking a whole system approach.
This episode explores how improvement methods can support the move to a future neighbourhood health service.
This episode looks at the role of improvement in implementing the shift from analogue to digital.
We explore how to resource improvement and transformation in the NHS.
We explore how to mobilise change in the context of the 10-Year Health Plan for the NHS.