The QI leads from all 6 units came together for a full day of sharing and learning, whilst learning new QI tools and skills. A report from the South West KQuIP Training Day 3 event is available to read here.
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Self Care Week 18 – 24 November
Kidney Care Community Leads the Way in Promoting the Benefits of Self Care Self Care is an initiative encouraging people to keep themselves well and manage their health conditions by sharing responsibility for their health and wellbeing with their clinical team. Not just about knowing what to do when you have a bout of ‘flu, self care can be appropriate for people living with long term…
Read More‘My Tipping Point’ by Jonathon Hope
A Difficult Start Around 40 years ago, at the age of 12, I began to get initial signs that my kidneys weren’t well. Four years later at boarding school, my kidneys failed and 147 of the next 365 days were spent in hospital. As a nervous and unhappy child, this was a terrifying and utterly devastating experience. I quickly became overwhelmed and despite the often outstanding…
Read MoreSustainable Quality Improvement
Members of the Kidney Quality Improvement Partnership (KQuIP) went to the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare sustainable QI training day last month. A blog is now available reflecting on the day and how KQuIP could promote sustainability through the QI networks that are developing. For more information on implementing sustainable quality improvement, there are resources available via the KQuIP hub here.
Read MoreSouth London Learning and Sharing event report
On Wednesday 9th October 2019, all the renal units in South London came together to discuss their quality improvement priorities, plan projects and share learning. The event was delivered by the South London Renal Clinical Alliance in partnership with KQuIP with over 100 members of the multi-professional teams, patients, commissioners and managers in attendance. A report from the South London Renal Clinical Alliance KQuIP Learning and…
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