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Case study: Patient Safety ✒️
Improving the in-patient care of people with Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s Disease Quality Improvement Project (QIP) Team at Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
We are pleased to share an exemplar case study from the winner of the Patient Safety category of the Clinical Audit Heroes Awards (part of Clinical Audit Awareness Week 2024).
This award-winning initiative by the QIP Team stands out for its multi-disciplinary approach, which ensures comprehensive support that prioritises patient experience, effectiveness and safety. By integrating various healthcare disciplines, the project addresses the complex needs of Parkinson’s Disease patients, enhancing the quality of care they receive.
The case study can be viewed here.
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New resources published 📝
📢 We are pleased to announce that the following new resources have been published:
📊 These reports are available to view and download, along with all other reports, on our dedicated reports webpage.
In addition, note that the following has also been released:
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New benchmarking data available 📈
📢 The following datasets have been published on the National Clinical Audit Benchmarking (NCAB) website, HQIP's online portal which provides access to national audit performance data.
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New tender: Medical and Surgical Clinical Outcome Review 💼
📢 Applications closing date: 5 Aug 2024 12:00
We are seeking to commission an organisation that will support the delivery of the Medical and Surgical Clinical Outcome Review Programme (Med Surg CORP).
The programme will initially be delivered for NHS-funded care in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Jersey but may later extend to include Guernsey, Scotland Isle of Man and other Devolved Nations / Crown Dependencies.
Further details can be found on our tenders webpage.
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Opportunity: NHS England's Core20PLUS Ambassadors 💻
NHS England has announced that recruitment is now open for their third cohort of NHS England’s Core20PLUS Ambassadors Programme.
Anyone working in the NHS and across Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) who is committed to narrowing healthcare inequalities can become an Ambassador.
Ambassadors will be committed to ensuring equitable access, excellent experience, and optimal outcomes for all, with a focus on ‘Core20PLUS’ populations which are more likely to experience healthcare inequalities.
They particularly welcome applications from professionals with good links to Core20PLUS communities and from areas such as rural and coastal communities.
Recruitment closes 20 September 2024.
Interested individuals can apply by completing the following expressions of interest form with further information available online at Core20PLUS Ambassadors.
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HQIP public involvement in data access celebrated in showcase 🎉
HQIP was proud to be one of a small number of organisations to feature at Health Data Research UK (HDR-UK)’s Transparency Showcase in May 2024. This showcase celebrated the impact of projects designed to improve the transparency of processes for accessing health datasets for research, through adoption of pan-UK Transparency Standards. Following a successful bid for grant funding from HDR-UK to develop meaningful public engagement in our data access processes, we were delighted to present our project outcomes and achievements at the event.
Read more on this here.
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