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Introducing our article series on the Primary and Community Healthcare Standards! The Primary and Community Healthcare Standards focus on people, outlining the processes and structures needed to provide safe, high-quality healthcare. These standards include: • Clinical Governance Standard, • Partnering with Consumers Standard, and • Clinical Safety Standard. The Clinical Governance and Partnering with Consumers Standards are essential for ensuring Clinical Safety. QIP has created a suite of resources to empower you to confidently navigate the accreditation process and strengthen your commitment to excellence in patient care. Each week, we'll highlight a new topic to help you gain a deeper understanding of these essential standards. This week, we are delving into the Clinical Governance Standard. This standard emphasises the responsibility of healthcare organisations to continuously improve their services and ensure high-quality care. Click to learn more 👉bit.ly/3VHAKSp #PrimaryandCommunityHealthcareStandards #NSQPCHS #QIPaccredited #ClinicalGovernance #ClinicalSafety #PartneringwithConsumers

Digital Healthcare Era of innovation, quality, efficiency: A Spotlight on the Digital Healthcare Show 2024 The healthcare industry stands at the brink of a digital revolution, and the upcoming Digital Healthcare Show 2024 is set to be a cornerstone event for professionals seeking to navigate this transformative landscape. Scheduled for the 24th and 25th of April at ExCeL London, this event promises to bring hot industry topics to the panel discussions, speaking of innovations and main solutions in the healthcare industry. 2MG Healthcare is a UK system integrator for effective healthcare solutions, which improve efficiency and accuracy as well as mitigate errors for the delivery of outstanding patient care. Over the past 7 years amongst other digital services, we have successfully delivered for the NHS more than 200 clinical projects, as well as 400+ transformed applications and over 1000+ deployed applications. https://lnkd.in/dXE37R3U #DigitalHealthcareShow2024 #2MGHealthcare #InnovationInHealthcare

Why do you have an internal accreditation programme? Recently we have been discussing our QSUS programme with all our existing customers, and some potential new customers - which has led me to reflect on ‘what works best and why’ when it comes to internal accreditation programmes in healthcare. The biggest difference I see has to be INTENT - why you decide to have an accreditation programme in the first place determines what it achieves within your organisation. It’s almost 15 years ago that I was first asked to think about what an accreditation programme would look like at our hospital Trust - since then I have designed, launched, completed, reviewed and refreshed accreditation programmes in so many different healthcare settings that I’m confident in my original thinking … When your intention is to know the truth, support where necessary and celebrate best practice together - you build your organisational culture, energise teams and improve patient care quickly ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #wards #theatres #clinics #CommunutyNursing #HealthcareAtHome #NHS #IndependentHealthcareProvidors #PharmaNursing

Our recently released #PractitionerPerfomanceAdvice Insights paper focuses on the individual experiences of practitioners using Professional Support & Remediation (PSR) action plans and key staff within healthcare organisations responsible for managing and supporting plans. Read our latest Insights paper ➡️ bit.ly/45XXWiw The report highlighted four key themes: • Practitioners can sometimes feel anxious and frustrated at the outset of an action plan. We can alleviate this by providing practitioners clarity and reassurance on the purpose and process at an early stage.     • Practitioners value engagement with the Advice service to enable a direct, positive impact on their own action plan. By being transparent and effectively communicating with practitioners we will help them feel supported through the process.    • Practitioners and healthcare organisations place value on having a key contact within the Advice service to discuss the aims and delivery of the action plan. Through regular communication with practitioners and healthcare organisations over the duration of the plan we will work together to achieve successful outcomes.  • Practitioners and healthcare organisations feel there is sufficient emphasis within our action plans on ensuring patient safety. We will continue to ensure the critical importance of patient safety is reflected in our plans and supporting information. Find out more by reading our latest Insights paper ➡️ bit.ly/45XXWiw

🌐 Attended the NABH Conference on Patient Safety on 17/9/23 🌐 Thrilled to have been a part of the NABH Conference on Patient Safety held on September 23, 2023. This gathering brought together healthcare professionals, thought leaders, and experts dedicated to advancing patient safety in our healthcare systems. 🔍 Key Takeaways: Innovations in Healthcare Technology: Explored cutting-edge technologies transforming patient safety and healthcare outcomes. Collaboration for Excellence: Engaged in insightful discussions on the importance of collaborative efforts among healthcare providers to enhance patient safety standards. Patient-Centric Approaches: Explored strategies to put patients at the center of healthcare by prioritizing their safety and well-being. Continuous Learning: Embraced the opportunity to learn from industry leaders, gaining valuable insights to improve patient care practices. 🤝 Networking Highlights: Connected with passionate professionals who share a common goal – ensuring the highest standards of patient safety in healthcare delivery. 🚀 Excited to Apply Insights: Looking forward to implementing the knowledge gained at the conference to elevate patient safety protocols in our healthcare practices. Let's continue working together towards a safer and healthier future for all. 🙏 Gratitude to the NABH and fellow attendees for an enriching experience! Let's make a positive impact on patient safety and healthcare outcomes. 💙 #PatientSafety #HealthcareInnovation #NABHConference #nabh

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👩🏼⚕️ Fantastic webinar on "Innovation in the NHS" given by Tony Young, organised by Medtribe (Techstars ‘23). KEY TAKEAWAYS: For an idea to be an innovation, it must: 1. Be new 2. Add value 3. Be Scalable 4. Empower Tony highlighted how clinical trials are to Medicine, as start-ups are to enterprises. Both are experimental phases to test if a hypothesis/idea is both good and scalable. Medicine and Enterprise go hand-in-hand. I'll be keeping an eye out to apply for next year's cycle of the NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme. https://lnkd.in/g5GvpVw3

The Association of Healthcare Value Analysis Professionals (AHVAP) celebrates Elizabeth Eisenberg, MSN, RN, CVAHP from Scripps Health for commitment to excellence in the specialty of healthcare value analysis! Liz has signified this commitment by signing the official Association of Healthcare Value Analysis Professionals (AHVAP) healthcare value analysis pledge. To learn more about the Association of Healthcare Value Analysis Professionals (AHVAP) Commitment pledge: https://lnkd.in/gqEWPBue. #AHVAP #valuebasedcare #excellenceincare #valueanalysis

One of the main obstacles the Healthcare systems are facing is providing quality services to all patients – even the ones remotely located from bigger healthcare center. The resolution to this issue is collaboration – implementing the PPP method (Public-Private Partnership) – and all sides to take equal responsibility. This approach will be discussed in detail by leaders in the field at #HCS2024 during session 8 – “New Ecosystems – PPP’s taking collective responsibility to deliver high quality care” Stay tuned for more information regarding the session – speaker, dates and more! Dive into our program - https://bit.ly/3WbzkzL #hospitalceos #hospitalexecutives #executive

For accredited healthcare services transitioning from the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards to the Primary and Community Healthcare Standards, the journey involves not only adapting to a new framework but also familiarising themselves with a host of new actions and requirements. While the Primary and Community Healthcare Standards and the NSQHS Standards share a similar structure and intent, there are unique aspects and actions under each standard that providers need to be aware of. Our final article in the series, “Exploring New Actions in Healthcare,” delves into these new actions, shedding light on their significance and implications for accredited entities previously operating under the NSQHS Standards. Read it here 👉 bit.ly/3z8eHet QIP has created a suite of resources to empower you to confidently navigate the accreditation process under the Primary and Community Healthcare Standards and strengthen your commitment to excellence in patient care. #PrimaryandCommunityHealthcareStandards #NSQPCHS #QIPaccredited #NewActions