A guide to quality improvement methods
Performance benchmarking 18 Healthcare failure modes and effects analysis 20 Process mapping 22 Statistical process control 24 Root cause analysis 26 ... used to drive quality improvement at the front line, for the purposes of accountability and to support patient choice.
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www.hqip.org.ukLeDeR Programme annual report 2016-2017 5 Introduction The persistence of health inequalities between different population groups has been well documented, including the inequalities faced by people with learning disabilities. Today, people with learning disabilities die, on average, 15-20 years sooner than people in the general population, …
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Best practice in clinical audit
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