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.
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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.
Lining Up: How is harm measured?
Findings from the Health Foundation’s Lining Up research project into ways to reduce central line infections.
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.
The puzzle of changing relationships
How changing relationships affect the quality of care.
The MAGIC programme: Evaluation
An independent evaluation of the first phase of the MAGIC programme, aimed at encouraging clinical teams to share decision-making with patients.
Implementing shared decision making
A report based on the Office for Public Management's evaluation of the first phase of the MAGIC programme.
