Safety culture: What is it and how do we monitor and measure it?
A summary of learning from a Health Foundation roundtable about ‘safety culture’: why it is important and how it can be measured and monitored.
A summary of learning from a Health Foundation roundtable about ‘safety culture’: why it is important and how it can be measured and monitored.
How changing relationships affect the quality of care.
An independent evaluation of the first phase of the MAGIC programme, aimed at encouraging clinical teams to share decision-making with patients.
A report based on the Office for Public Management's evaluation of the first phase of the MAGIC programme.
An independent evaluation of the Safer Patients Network to determine to what extent it succeeded as a self-sustaining, member-driven network committed to continually improving patient safety.
This annual review looks back on our work during 2012, highlighting some specific achievements and reporting how we fared against our plans for the year.
This learning report describes the work undertaken by two NHS trusts as part of the Health Foundation’s Flow Cost Quality programme.
The application of human factors principles within infection prevention and control activities – up until now a largely unexploited area.
In the report, the authors reflect on clinicians’ and patients’ experiences and draw on ideas from development economics and social justice.
Learning from a roundtable event to explore how the public, patients, their families and carers can be involved in improving patient safety.