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Preventable Pain: Reducing Catheter Blockages for Tower Hamlets Residents

17th February 2025
How to reduce rejected referrals in Community Health Services

30th January 2025
QI Wrapped: Community Health Services London

16th December 2024
Improving Pelvic Floor Health for Bengali Women in Tower Hamlets

8th November 2024
Promoting self-management for Tower Hamlets residents with diabetes: how my QI coach supported me

8th November 2024
Sharing Learning Across Community Health Services

6th November 2024
Using Flow Diagrams to optimise flow

5th October 2022
Using QI to reduce therapies waiting lists in the Tower Hamlets Extended Primary Care Teams (EPCT)

20th September 2022
Nurturing Improvement in everyday work in Tower Hamlets Community Health Services

20th May 2022
Nurturing an improvement Culture at London Community Health Services (CHS): The Annual Visit from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement

20th May 2022
A Nurse’s ‘Daily Improvement’ Idea to Improve the Experience and Outcomes for Service Users in Tower Hamlets

20th January 2022
The Power of Data in Reducing Pressure Ulcers

12th January 2022
Improving the Health of Homeless Populations in Tower Hamlets – A Triple Aim Project

16th November 2020
QI Project story: Introducing genetic testing into routine psychiatric practice

3rd July 2018
ELFT’s approach to improving the quality of life for those we serve

20th June 2018

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