Quality Improvement
What is Quality Improvement?
We’re always working to improve our services so that everyone - patients, families, and carers - has the best experience and outcomes.
Healthcare can be complex, involving many people. That’s why collaboration and lasting improvements are so important.
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To help us achieve this, we use a method called Quality Improvement. This means:
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Identifying areas for improvement
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Understanding the situation from all perspectives, gathering data and feedback
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Finding solutions with input from professionals, patients, and families - ensuring everyone is heard
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Testing and adapting to make sure changes are effective
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Our Quality Improvement experts work closely with clinical teams, whether changes are big or small. We also run programmes that encourage everyone to apply this approach.
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Quality Improvement empowers staff, service users, and carers to create real, lasting improvements, helping us foster a culture of continuous learning and growth across Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare.
QI Programmes
Our programmes aim to encourage and enable our staff, patients and carers to work together to make changes to services that improve the experience for those using our healthcare.
It provides the skills to deliver and measure improvement and does not require participants to have any previous experience or knowledge of QI.
