This third peer learning session will explore practical examples of some tools and structures which could support provider collaboratives in using shared improvement approaches to tackle inequalities.
In this interactive event, you will hear from:
- Dr Graham Martin (The Healthcare Improvement Studies Institute) who will be discussing what the evidence tells us about the context in which collaboration-based approaches are suitable, how best to organise and some of the challenges of this approach.
- Alice Forsythe (Virginia Mason Institute) who will be providing an overview on the ‘Inequity Waste Wheel Toolkit’ which can be used in process improvement, to help consider and avoid inequitable consequences of proposed actions.
- Ailsa Brotherton (Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust) who will be sharing how her Continuous Improvement team used the ‘Model for Understanding Success in Quality’ (MUSIQ) framework to understand and optimise contextual factors that could be affecting the impact of the success of their work.
This event is relevant to all board members with a role to play in enabling and championing large scale improvement and executive board-level leads for tackling health inequalities, as well as collaborative directors, clinical leaders and senior improvers.
How do I book?:
This event is for all members and attendance at this event is free however please book here.