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Great QI training session from Susi paden. Made understanding QI processes much easier and more interesting. Looking forward to starting a new project. NHS Lothian St Johns Hospital Emergency Department

The Quality Academy and Public Involvement Team are hosting a training session for any staff interested in public engagement. Please email [email protected] for info and book your space.

Measuring impact. There's an increasing focus on demonstrating impact in our work in improvement, change & knowledge creation. But while we're so busy measuring impact, is anything actually changing? Data & measurement are important but they're not enough to create change,

Applications will be accepted from Monday 24th June 2024. For more information including an applicant pack visit the QI Zone: learn.nes.nhs.scot/1769

🚨Are you interested in completing the ScIL Programme? This is your chance! Recruitment is now live for Cohort5⃣0⃣ If you are interested in applying, please find the details attached below👇

Happy birthday NHS! 🥳

🚀 Last Chance! 🚀 Don't miss out on the Scottish Improvement Leader (ScIL) 2.0 Programme—applications are closing soon! 📅 Apply by Friday, 30th August 2024 For full details and the application pack, visit the QI Zone now 👉 bit.ly/3VUxqTO #ScIL

Another session of Public Engagement Awareness Training coming up in October. Please email [email protected] to book your place.

Here Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust , we are committed to creating the ideal environment for our people to flourish and reach their full potential. By fostering growth, collaboration, and continuous improvement, we ensure that everyone thrives and makes a meaningful impact #improvementmovement

During #HealthLiteracyMonth to make it easier we have split our making it easy video into smaller chunks, so the information is easier to take on board. buff.ly/3tvh88h #HealthLiteracyMonth #HealthLiteracyScotland John Harden Prof Sir Gregor Smith @nhsscotland Scot Gov Health

We were delighted to welcome Neil Gray, the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, to the WGH on 24 Oct 2024. The purpose of the visit was to showcase the our commitment to enhancing patient care through Quality Improvement (QI) initiatives and visited wards 70 & 72.

I'm often surprised by how many change & improvement leaders don't know about (or don't use) Liberating Structures. They are a set of 30+ ways of working with groups that enable us to include everyone, in innovative ways, to produce results within a short amount of time.

The Acute Medicine of The Elderly @RIE and RIEHASU directorate showcase our QI projects over the last 12 months. Some amazing projects that have made a real difference to our patients and staff. Well done to all! Deepa Rangar Amy Todd Chris Findlay Nicole Dron NurseZ1 NHS Lothian Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh

Currently looking for a Quality & Safety Lead to join our team in Lothian.   Please take a look and get in touch if interested ⬇️  apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

Registration is now open for the NES Annual Conference 2025 - Learning for Change: Tackling Health Inequity through Education and Workplace Learning - taking place online on Thu 24 and Fri 25 April. Find out more and register nes.scot.nhs.uk/events/nes-ann… #NESAnnualConf25

How do we create change that will have impact on complex societal challenges? The Good Shift (which used to be the Griffith Centre for System Innovation Australia) has just published a new “Learnbook”, based on practical experience. Rather than the typical approach of “understand

🚨Applications now open🚨 The application window for Cohort 17 of the Scottish Quality and Safety Fellowship is now OPEN and will close at 10am on Friday 4th April 2025. All information including applicant pack can now be found on the QI Zone here: learn.nes.nhs.scot/1906

Using pictures and visuals can help improve health understanding when communicating new or complex ideas. Find out more buff.ly/3E2l6qW #healthliteracy @SSKS_Online & We're not on X anymore – formerly @NESKnowledge @RCGP @nhsscotland Scot Gov Health Prof Sir Gregor Smith John Harden