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illustrates this with examples of how people are involved in their care in services.” Source: Care Quality Commission Back to top Quality & Safety “The King’s Fund was commissioned by Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust to work with their Quality Board to facilitate an assessment of its existing approaches to quality improvement and to develop a strategy for future work. This case study details the approach and philosophy behind this work, which involved working with the trust’s five directorates to develop their ability to appraise their own approach to quality improvement with a view to improving performance, achieving better clinical outcomes and building further on the trust’s capacity as a learning organisation.” Source: The King’s Fund “This report looks at the first year of the Q initiative and the extensive co-design process used to create it. Q is a diverse and growing community of people, with experience and understanding of improvement, committed to improving the quality of health and care across the UK. The report identifies lessons for anyone seeking to support improvement work across organisations or through networks, as well as those engaged in designing initiatives with many diverse stakeholders.” Source: Health Foundation “This Evidence Check examines the effect of comprehensive care in acute settings on patient outcomes. The evidence shows that initiating a comprehensive care program has the potential to lead to increased patient satisfaction, increased involvement of patients in shared decision making and reduced length of stay, cost of care and hospital readmission rates.” Source: Sax Institute Back to top Mental Health & Addiction “Efforts to improve the physical health care of people with SMI (Severe Mental Illness) should empower people (staff and service users) and help remove everyday barriers to delivering and accessing integrated care. In particular, there is a need for improved communication between professionals and better information technology to support them, greater clarity about who is responsible and accountable for physical health care and awareness of the effects of stigmatisation on the wider culture and environment in which services are delivered.” Source: National Institute for Health Research “Early intervention mental health services for children and young people must be rejuvenated – and secondary schools should play a central role in this, complementing wider community and NHS provision.” Source: Institute for Public Policy Research
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