It is widely accepted that the active involvement of staff is an essential requirement for quality improvement, yet such initiatives in the NHS have not generally secured the full engagement of clinicians. The Health Foundation is planning to commission new research into the opinions of UK healthcare professionals on clinicians’ engagement in quality and quality improvement. To inform this research they have conducted a literature review which seeks to clarify what is already known about the views of UK healthcare professionals in this area. (Health Foundation - publications)
If you prefer to receive this content via email, you can sign up to our twice-weekly bulletin here: https://www.kingsfund.org.uk/emails
RSS feeds
All content
Changing configuration of health services
Commissioning
Competition and choice
Consultations
Developments in primary and community care
Equality and diversity
Integrated care
Leadership and leadership development
Local authorities, public health and health inequalities
Mental health
New technologies
NHS finances and productivity
NHS measurement and performance
Patient involvement, experience and feedback
Patient safety
Quality of care and clinical outcomes
Regulation, governance and accountability
Social care
Workforce and employment
Categories
- Brexit
- Changing configuration of health services
- Commissioning
- Competition and choice
- Consultations
- Developments in primary and community care
- Equality and diversity
- General Election 2019
- Integrated care
- Leadership and leadership development
- Local authorities, public health and health inequalities
- Mental Health
- New technologies
- NHS finances and productivity
- NHS measurement and performance
- Patient involvement, experience and feedback
- Patient safety
- Quality of care and clinical outcomes
- Regulation, governance and accountability
- Social care
- Workforce and employment