What students think
This new article in Healthcare Executive describes how health professions students are learning about and applying the tools of quality improvement.
Measuring for quality improvement
In partnership with professionals right across the NHS, the Department of Health and The NHS Information Centre have identified an initial, but evolving, set of indicators to describe the quality of a broad range of services – the Indicators for Quality Improvement.
Research in action: using positive deviance to improve quality of health care
EH Bradley, LA Curry, S Ramanadhan, L Rowe, IM Nembhard, HM Krumholz
Implementation Science, 2009, 4:25
Perceptions, attitudes and knowledge of evidence-based medicine in primary care: a study protocol
P Alonso-Coello, I Sola, R Rotaeche, AI Gonzalez-Gonzalez, M Marzo-Castillejo, A Louro-Gonzalez, R Carrillo, P Velazquez, G Garcia-Velasco, C Calderon
BMC Health Services Research, 2009, 9:80
Applying the balanced scorecard to local public health performance measurement: deliberations and decisions
E Weir, N d’Entremont, S Stalker, K Kurji, V Robinson
BMC Public Health, 2009, 9:127
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- Caroline De Brún
- I am a librarian interested in the fields of innovation, improvement and knowledge management. I currently work for the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement. I have co-written a book called Searching Skills Toolkit: Finding the Evidence, published by Wiley.
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