News & Updates
Improving the Health of Homeless Populations in Tower Hamlets – A Triple Aim Project
16 November 2020
co-written by Ché Rosebert, project lead, Louise Noronha and three people with lived experience including Gary Ash “You have to do something to help the homeless” service users told the Tower Hamlets team in 2018, when they held a listening event for service users. Homeless people have a shockingly low life expectancy in the… Read More
Using My Voice and Getting it Heard: Service Users in CAMHS share their experiences of Shaping Our Future Workshops
17 September 2020
By Catherine Heaney, Improvement Advisor
Stopping the monster days
26 February 2020
We recently heard about the progress of one of our early triple aim projects that we supported across Tower Hamlets Together, bringing together a range of stakeholders and partners and supporting three projects. Tower Hamlets Together is a group of health and social care organisations working closer together to improve the health and wellbeing of… Read More
My journey in preparation to engage with a QI Project
13 December 2016
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26 October 2015
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Stopping work of lower value, where are we now?
1 September 2014
In May 2014 we invited every team to identify activities that provided little value to patients or staff and could be stopped. We’re now pleased to get back to you with some initial results from this work. It was really encouraging to see how many people took the time to think about this. But we… Read More
Meet your Quality Improvement Team
1 September 2014
In August we were delighted to welcome 4 new members to the QI team. Tsana Rawson, Dr Juliette Brown and Dr Genevieve Holt joined as Quality Improvement Clinical Fellows and will be with us on secondment for 12 months, becoming experts in QI and supporting frontline QI projects across the Trust. Forid Alom also joined as… Read More
Improvements to Datix, our incident reporting system
21 March 2014
Having a system to capture safety incidents is critical in helping us learn and develop ways of making our services safer. Over time we have recognised that the current Datix system could be improved significantly to extract more value and learning, make it more relevant for certain services, and to improve the user experience.
