National Quality Board The National Quality Board (NQB) is composed of six organisations who developed the (CQC, NHS England, NHS Improvement, Public Health England, NICE and Health Education England). The NQB provides a forum for these organisations to share intelligence, agree action and monitor overall assurance on quality. The NQB is currently consulting on draft improvement resources for and services. The links take you to the national programme to develop setting specific, safe, sustainable and productive staffing improvement resources for these services, initially. Future resources are planned for mental health, maternity services, services, urgent and emergency care and community nursing. children’s These resources align with the NQBs improvement resource, published July 2016. National priorities for quality Seven steps to improve quality* *You can find a copy of this report and other relevant documents relating to quality/patient flow New for 2017 case studies! – Where possible, we will include relevant case studies from this and other trusts to highlight areas of best practice or efficient patient flow/integrated care systems. Look out for the blue boxes in each section. If you have implemented an innovative new system/procedure/gadget/piece of equipment let us know, we can help you write it up as a case study and promote it widely across the NHS. Kings Fund blog 1st January 2017. Five main priorities identified: New care models STPs Delivering better value Strengthening leadership Securing adequate funding Winter bed pressures Nuffield Trust analysis December 2016
National Quality Board The National Quality Board (NQB) is composed of six organisations who developed the (CQC, NHS England, NHS Improvement, Public Health England, NICE and Health Education England). The NQB provides a forum for these organisations to share intelligence, agree action and monitor overall assurance on quality. The NQB is currently consulting on draft improvement resources for and services. The links take you to the national programme to develop setting specific, safe, sustainable and productive staffing improvement resources for these services, initially. Future resources are planned for mental health, maternity services, children’s services, urgent and emergency care and community nursing. These resources align with the NQBs improvement resource, published July 2016. National priorities for quality Seven steps to improve quality* *You can find a copy of this report and other relevant documents relating to quality/patient flow New for 2017 – case studies! Where possible, we will include relevant case studies from this and other trusts to highlight areas of best practice or efficient patient flow/integrated care systems. Look out for the blue boxes in each section. If you have implemented an innovative new system/procedure/gadget/piece of equipment let us know, we can help you write it up as a case study and promote it widely across the NHS. Kings Fund blog 1st January 2017. Five main priorities identified: New care models STPs Delivering better value Strengthening leadership Securing adequate funding Winter bed pressures Nuffield Trust analysis December 2016