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Welcome to the CNWL Improvement Academy

Through our education programme and improvement support our students are provided with the knowledge, the skills, the opportunity and the support to contribute to patient safety and to make practical improvements to our clinical and corporate services.

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Two of St Charles Hospital’s QI projects feature in the British Journal of Psychiatry

Two completed Quality Improvement (QI) projects from St Charles Hospital were…

Mortimer Market Centre is improving the support they give to patients with HIV experiencing domestic abuse

Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic the National Domestic Abuse Helpline…

Nile Ward QI project successfully reduces violent incidents on the ward

In September 2019 the team at Nile Ward started a QI project to reduce violent…

Not all heroes wear capes, but they do wear PPE courtesy of the PPE hub

For the past seven weeks the PPE Hub team have taken over Trust HQ and been…

Ellington Ward's project to reduce falls

Since September 2019 Ellington Ward in Harrow has been taking part in a Quality…

Improving Physical Health to Support Mental Wellbeing

Patients and staff at 2 Colham Green Road in Hillingdon have been getting active…

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4 days ago

Introducing CNWL's Improvement Academy, Chief Medical Officer, Dr Con Kelly, talks about our vision for the future of improvement in @CNWLNHS vimeo.com/659354644
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5 days ago

A lively set of discussions this week at the #CNWLQIPracticum2021 on making rapid change in times of crisis; teams thought about and discussed changes that might be Let go, Ended, Restarted or Amplified. A useful framework for making sense of changes brought about by necessity!
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5 days ago

Hearing Team Stories using the SIR model at #CNWLQIPracticum2021 this week; many ideas shared amongst project teams e.g. K&C CAMHS support team engagement by inviting colleagues to try out change ideas as 'honorary members' of the project team #stealshamelessly #pinchwithpride
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5 days ago

A very busy week of #CNWLQIPracticum2021 workshops! Many valuable discussions and much #AllTeachAllLearn sharing of ideas using the Situation Impact Response (SIR) model for storytelling. Plus a look at using reflective learning and PDSA thinking in times of crisis.
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5 days ago

Another sensational gallery of self portraits from the Flow and Safety Theme Programmes at the #CNWQIPracticum2021 this week. A creative exercise before we went on to hear about all the hard work going on in individual project teams.