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[post_content] => The journey -
Enhancing Quality and Recovery is a clinically-led rapid quality improvement programme which triangulates clinically robust data to drive quality improvements in clinical interventions, patient reported outcomes and patient experience. The programme uses accurate benchmarking of clinical practice to identify variation and then supports clinicians to innovate and improve patient outcomes. It recognises best practice and promotes a collaborative approach whereby learning is shared within and between different trusts.
The EQ programme aims to streamline care and improve accountability through reliable and directly comparable information on clinical quality; and to rapidly spread and adopt evidence-based improvements to multiple settings.
Outcomes
In the first year over 25,000 patients were tracked by the programme. Quality improvement scores show a 15 per cent improvement for heart failure and pneumonia patients, eight per cent for hip & knee and five per cent for heart attack. More granular improvements were demonstrated such as a 20 per cent increase in the number of patients with pneumonia receiving their antibiotics within six hours of arriving in the hospital.
Individual trusts are able to compare their quality performance within their trust (at ward and clinician level), against other trusts across this region, with trusts in the North West and with hospitals in the United States in order to improve their quality of care.
Patient setting
| In-patient X | Out-patient X | Community based |
| Mental health X | Chronic illness X | Cross-systems X |
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Staying healthy |
Maternity and newborn X |
Children and young people X |
Acute care X |
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Planned care X |
Mental health X |
Long-term conditions X |
End of life X |
| In-patient X | Out-patient X | Community based |
| Mental health X | Chronic illness X | Cross-systems X |
|
Staying healthy |
Maternity and newborn X |
Children and young people X |
Acute care X |
|
Planned care X |
Mental health X |
Long-term conditions X |
End of life X |
The journey – Enhancing Quality and Recovery is a clinically-led rapid quality improvement programme which triangulates clinically robust data to drive quality improvements in clinical interventions, patient reported outcomes and patient experience. The programme uses accurate benchmarking of clinical practice to identify variation and then supports clinicians to innovate and improve patient outcomes. It recognises […]
Posted on Dec 28th Cat: Acute care, Children and young people, Chronic illness, Clinical area, Cross systems, End of life, In-patient, Long-term conditions, Maternity and new born, Mental health, Mental health, Out-patient, Patient setting, Planned care, South East, South of England AreaTags: IHI, Kent, PDSA, Surrey, Sussex Comments: Comments are off for this post
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