Summary
NHS Impact ‘improving patient care together’ is the term NHS England is using for the new single, shared NHS improvement approach. This includes the five components which form the ‘DNA’ of all evidence-based improvement methods, which underpin a systematic approach to continuous improvement:
- Building a shared purpose and vision.
- Investing in people and culture.
- Developing leadership behaviours.
- Building improvement capability and capacity.
- Embedding improvement into management systems and processes.
When these 5 components are consistently used, systems and organisations create the right conditions for continuous improvement and high performance, responding to today’s challenges, and delivering better care for patients and better outcomes for communities.
Content
Delivery and continuous improvement review
Information about the delivery and continuous improvement review.
Access improvement resources including good practice pathways and guidance documents.
Access real-time data to support improvement activities.
Urgent and emergency care improvement
These resources provide guidance and support to drive continuous improvement in urgent and emergency care services.
These resources provide guidance and support to drive continuous improvement in elective care improvement.
These resources provide guidance and support to drive continuous improvement in primary care improvement.
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