Do changes to patient–provider relationships improve quality and save money?
A review of evidence about value improvements made by changing communication, collaboration and support for self-care
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Helping people share decision making
This report brings together evidence and provides an up-to-date single reference point for the current state of knowledge about shared decision making.
When doctors and patients talk: making sense of the consultation
This report explores the main form of interaction between a patient and a clinician – the consultation. It uncovers the anxieties that both parties may feel, with doctors and patients each having thei...
Cross sector working to support large-scale change
This evidence scan provides a picture of research into cross sector working to support innovation and change, with empirical examples of organisations are working together.
Looking for value in hard times
A new approach to priority setting called Star, designed to help commissioners and others pinpoint where they may be able to get additional value from their resources.
Quality improvement training for healthcare professionals
This evidence scan looks at the content of training and the impact it is shown to have, as well as the effectiveness of different methods.
Pathway peer review to improve quality
Professor Barry McCormick explores a novel approach to improving quality.
Using safety cases in industry and healthcare
The results of a study of the use of safety cases in six safety-critical industries, as well as the emerging use of safety cases in health care.
Involving patients in improving safety
Ways that patients have been involved in improving safety.
Leading networks in healthcare
Learnings from a 2011 Health Foundation improvement programme to support networks in health care.
