Population health, prevention and the power of improvement
Welcome to the sixth episode in season two of the Leading Improvement in Health and Care podcast.
In this episode, we're looking at how improvement can play a role in population health, with examples from Scotland to London.
We hear about the approaches needed to achieve change that spans large systems and addresses inequities in experience and outcomes.
This episode's guests are:
- Dominique Allwood, Director of Population Health at Imperial College Healthcare
- Ruth Glassborow, Director of Population Health and Wellbeing at Public Health Scotland
Hosted by Penny Pereira, Managing Director of Q, and Matthew Taylor, CEO of NHS Confederation, each episode aims to spotlight where improvement is working well, as well as the challenges it faces.
Q theory of change | Q Community
Home | Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Scottish Patient Safety Programme (SPSP) | Healthcare Improvement Scotland
Support to innovators | Imperial College Health Partners
Scottish Prevention Hub | Edinburgh Futures Institute
Briefing: Improvement as mainstream business | The Health Foundation
Working with data to improve access and address inequalities | Q Community
Evidence hub: What drives health inequalities? | The Health Foundation
UK’s campaign for improving health opportunities | Health Equals
This podcast is part of Learning and Improving Across Systems, a partnership between the Health Foundation, NHS Confederation and the Q community to support health and care systems to learn and improve.
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