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Improvement Academy Newsletter - January 2022
Posted on 11 January 2022
The first edition of our Improvement Academy newsletter
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QI Newsletter - December 2021
Posted on 17 December 2021
December and the close of the year is with us already and in this edition of the Newsletter we look back over the range of subjects and articles covered in the…
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QI Newsletter - November 2021
Posted on 9 November 2021
As we move towards the end of Autumn, this month we are looking at how we interpret QI run charts. This is a subject that all our QI project need to consider…
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QI Newsletter - October 2021
Posted on 13 October 2021
In the October newsletter we bring you an article about Plan Do Study Act (PDSA) cycles, looking at what they are and how best to use them in your improvement…
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QI Newsletter - September 2021
Posted on 10 September 2021
We move into Autumn with a new QI Website, new QI Clinics, continued learning about developing Driver Diagrams in the CNWL QI Practicum and changes in the QI…
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Meet Bridget Browne, Jameson's new Improvement Advisor
Posted on 26 August 2021
In an interview Bridget talks about her approach to QI and how she supports teams with their projects.
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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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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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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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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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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.
