QIPP stands for Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention. The aim of this initiative is to help health care organisations deliver higher quality care and operate more efficiently and effectively.
Friday, 15 March 2013
What works: evidence centres for social policy
"It is a fundamental principle of good public services that decisions are made on the basis of strong evidence and what we know works."
What works: evidence centres for social policy
HM Government
March 2013
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Labels:
ageing,
commissioning,
crime,
decision-making,
early intervention,
evidence based practice,
local economy,
public sector,
public services,
social policy
Thursday, 14 March 2013
The Francis Public Inquiry Report: a response
"The Francis Report alludes to, but does not develop, some important underlying tensions in the current system that might need some further consideration."
The Francis Public Inquiry Report: a response
Nuffield Trust
March 2013
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Labels:
commissioning,
dignity,
Francis Report,
funding,
improvement,
quality,
regulation
Wednesday, 13 March 2013
Building European reference networks in health care
"Experience and knowledge are key in ensuring safe and high quality health care and, coupled with the efficient use of resources (economy of scale), essential for creating smart, responsive and sustainable health systems."
Building European reference networks in health care. Exploring concepts and national practices in the European Union
Edited by W Palm, IA Glinos, B Rechel, P Garel, R Busse, J Figueras
European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies
February 2013
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Labels:
delivery of health care,
health management,
health systems,
international cooperation,
outcome assessment,
patient rights,
planning
Health promotion innovation in primary health care
"This paper provides an argument for training primary health care (PHC) practitioners in health promotion, while encouraging them to embrace innovation within their practice to streamline the treatment process and improve patient outcomes."
Health promotion innovation in primary health care
A McManus
Australasian Medical Journal, 2013, 6(1): 15-18
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Labels:
health promotion,
improvement,
innovation,
primary health care,
training
How to think about evidence when deciding whether to adopt an innovation
"One challenge in deciding whether to implement an innovation is the need to assess its likely value and benefits in a local health system or delivery setting."
How to think about evidence when deciding whether to adopt an innovation
BS Mittman, J Ovretveit, PE Plsek
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
February 2013
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Labels:
benefits,
evidence based practice,
innovation,
leadership,
service delivery,
value
Service redesign case studies
NHS Confederation is publishing a series of service redesign case studies:
Labels:
health care variations,
integrated care,
primary care,
reorganisation,
secondary care,
service redesign,
social care
Cardiovascular disease outcomes strategy
"This strategy is being launched to coincide with The Lancet publication showing the UK’s relatively poor mortality rates and the Department of Health’s call to action to the health and care system to improve mortality rates across the board."
Cardiovascular disease outcomes strategy: improving outcomes for people with or at risk of cardiovascular disease
Department of Health
March 2013
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Labels:
cardiovascular disease,
cost and quality,
cost effectiveness,
Department of Health,
health systems,
mortality rates,
strategy
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