Fail safe, learn fast – our motto for great route to improvement
Why do we say this? Well you can learn in an unsafe environment – it may be scary and not of your...
Quality Improvement Clinic (QIC) is a healthcare consultancy company whose values are reflected in its vision:
Better Me, Better Service, Better Care™.
QIC works with organisations, teams and individuals to improve the services they provide and the care they give to their patients.
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At the Quality Improvement Clinic we aim to support people to approach change in a different way than they might have before...
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Fail safe, learn fast – our motto for great route to improvement
Why do we say this? Well you can learn in an unsafe environment – it may be scary and not of your...
Save it, Don’t waste it!
Author: Elizabeth Oakley-Hannibal
Improving the time bloods leave the neonatal unit while reducing the wastage of precious samples...
Facilitating earlier discharge by Identifying babies suitable for Newborn Examination (NIPE)
Facilitating earlier discharge by Identifying babies suitable for Newborn Examination (NIPE) by midwives.
Client Feedback
Nikki and the team at Quality Improvement Clinic have supported the Clinical Commissioning Groups in East Kent to co-design, deliver and report on a series of all staff OD events. Nikki and her team...
Navigating the pack ice to keep our patients safe and well
As winter sets in we brace ourselves for the extra challenge that this brings and hope that it doesn’t hem us in, crush us or divert us from our longer term goals.
Fail safe, learn fast – our motto for great route to improvement
Why do we say this? Well you can learn in an unsafe environment – it may be scary and not of your...
The Comfortable Position
Positioning of the stroke arm.
