Filling in the data: the Context tab
The context tab is the first part of the Star tool and allows you to provide the context in which the tool is being used. For example the data you have, the areas of care you are looking at, the stake...
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Changing relationships between people and health services
We asked people from one of our programmes what 'changing relationships' meant to them and also what they found to be the most surprising learning from their project.
Dr Brian Robson
Brian is a Quality Improvement Fellow and Executive Clinical Director, Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS).
Dr Carol Peden
Carol is a Quality Improvement Fellow and Executive Director for Clinical Quality at the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association and the Adjunct Professor of Anesthesiology at University of Pennsylvania Sc...
Using the Star approach to commissioning health care services
An overview of Star (socio-technical allocation of resources) - a new approach to priority setting, to help commissioners and those planning services to allocate their health resources to benefit pati...
Dr Asangaedem Akpan
Asan Akpan is a Quality Improvement Fellow and a Consultant Physician in Geriatric and General (Internal) Medicine at Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Webinar: The benefits and challenges of evaluating improvements
In this webinar, Dr Laura Leviton addresses the concept of ‘evaluability assessment’, a useful exploratory stage to determine whether an initiative is mature enough to be evaluated. Professor Nick Bar...
Dr Jay Banerjee
Jay is a Quality Improvement Fellow and Consultant/Associate Medical Director at the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust.
Prof John Boulton
John is a Quality Improvement Fellow and Director of ABCi (Aneurin Bevan Continuous Improvement) at Aneurin Bevan Health Board.
Pre-pregnancy care in diabetes - Derby
In this video, patients and staff who took part in a project to improve pre-pregnancy care for women with diabetes talk about their experiences of and benefits from the work.
