Improvement Programmes
The ihub runs a number of national programmes focused on supporting our health, social care and housing partners to deliver improved health and wellbeing outcomes for people in Scotland.
Bringing together expertise, knowledge and best practice
Discover how we’ve been working with health and care providers to design and deliver better services for people in Scotland.
ihub Impact Report 2017-18
Read the real life stories in the ihub’s Impact Report 2017-18 about how we improve health and social care services.
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Improvement Resources
The ihub produces a range of toolkits and resources, in collaboration with partners, to help improve health and social care delivery in Scotland. You can find out more by browsing and filtering in the improvement resources section.
Scottish Patient Safety Programme
The Scottish Patient Safety Programme (SPSP), part of the ihub, is a unique national initiative that aims to improve the safety and reliability of healthcare and reduce harm, whenever care is delivered.
EVENT
Adults with Incapacity Act refresher session for our dementia community | Webinar
The ihub's Clinical Lead for Focus on Dementia, Cesar Rodriguez, offers a refresher session about the main clinical issues around the Act and capacity assessment.
- Date: 22 Jan 2020
- Time: 1pm to 2pm
- Location: Webinar
EVENT
Value Management Collaborative Workshop 2 for Improvement Coaches & Team Leads | Edinburgh
Improvement coaches and team leads from NHS boards participating in the Value Management collaborative are invited to attend a two day workshop on 28 and 29 January 2020 at SHSC, Edinburgh.
- Date: 28 Jan 2020
- Time: 9.30am to 4.30pm
- Location: Edinburgh
FEATURED NEWS
Reducing cardiac arrests for people at risk of deterioration in hospital care
Recognising and responding to deteriorating hospitalised patients is an important issue. Research identified mismanaged deterioration as the most common safety related incident in acute settings. By closely monitoring and observing patients, staff are able to recognise a person’s deteriorating health.
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Connect with us on twitter
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We're hiring! We're looking for an Associate Improvement Advisor to join our Acute Care team @SPSP_AcuteAdult. Apply by 5 January - see the link below twitter.com/online_his/sta…
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REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!! The first learning session for participating practices in the pharmacotherapy collaborative is now open. #pharmaL1 @ihubscot pic.twitter.com/U8WEslAlWM
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The next Improvement Research Network event on 23 January 2020 will bring together practitioners and researchers to share ideas, challenges and knowledge to enhance improvement practice. Register here and join us #QScotland @SISCCscotland @theQCommunity eventbrite.co.uk/e/improvement-… pic.twitter.com/od5Q72KfQP
