Sharing practical experiences of Quality Improvement - 6 December 2016
This webinar explored issues surrounding improving the care you give to your patients in an effective and efficient way.
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Motivating others to take part in Quality Improvement - 9 February 2017
This webinar followed 'Sharing practical experiences of Quality Improvement' and provided more information on the new self accreditation and online learning network, QI Ready, alongside sharing tips on motivating members of your practice in quality improvement.
The session was chaired by Dr Becks Fisher (The Health Foundation) and on the panel were Dr Joanna Bircher, Dr Bill Taylor, Dr Mike Holmes (College QI Ready Lead) and Dr Simon Stockhill (College QI Ready Lead).
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The experience of improving diabetes care – 15 December 2016
This webinar explored issues surrounding improving the diabetes care using Quality Improvement methods and tools. The webinar gives an introduction to QI tools and methods. looks at their use in practice setting, and points to available resources.
The session was chaired by Dr Bill Taylor (College QI Clinical Lead), on the panel were Dr Joanna Bircher (College QI Clinical Lead) and Dr Andrew Askey (CCG clinical lead for diabetes and LTCs, Walsall CCG).
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How Quality Improvement can positively impact on patients with diabetes – 12 January 2017
This webinar followed ‘The experience of improving diabetes care’ and further explored issues surrounding improving care for patients with diabetes.
The webinar focused on patient experience and how Quality Improvement methods and tools can help practices put patients at the centre of care.
The session was chaired by Dr Bill Taylor, on the panel were Dr Joanna Bircher, Paul Gimson (National Primary Care Programme Manager, 1000 Lives Improvement Service, Public Health Wales), Dr Lesley Surman (Patient Participation Expert) and David Roberts (Patient Representative, Diabetes UK).
View the presentation here and view a video of the webinar here.