Improvement programmes
The ihub runs a number of national programmes focused on supporting our health, social care and housing partners to deliver improved health and wellbeing outcomes for people in Scotland.
Bringing together expertise, knowledge and best practice
Discover how we’ve been working with health and care providers to design and deliver better services for people in Scotland.
Useful prompts for using evaluation in QI
If you're involved in quality improvement (QI) work, whether as part of a wider remit or as a QI expert, the ihub has three new evidence and evaluation resources to help you.
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Improvement resources
The ihub produces a range of toolkits and resources, in collaboration with partners, to help improve health and social care delivery in Scotland. You can find out more by browsing and filtering in the improvement resources section.
Scottish Patient Safety Programme
The Scottish Patient Safety Programme (SPSP), part of the ihub, is a unique national initiative that aims to improve the safety and reliability of healthcare and reduce harm, whenever care is delivered.
FEATURED NEWS
Managing outpatient demand while physical distancing
We've gathered the learning from elective care services across Scotland and beyond to develop the COVID-19 outpatient physical distancing change package.
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Looking for ways to redesign day support of adults with #LearningDisabilities? Read January’s flash report about eight Scottish #HSCPs and our New Models for Learning Disability Day Support Collaborative tinyurl.com/37s2nh53 #LearningDisability pic.twitter.com/KJ8aDn3AvD
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Read about Hospital at Home in the latest blog from Healthcare Improvement Scotland #UKHaH #HaHLearning @LWiC_QI @GrahamEllis247 twitter.com/online_his/sta…
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As we work across Scotland to help establish more Hospital At Home services, Dr Claire Steel of @NHSLanarkshire explains how she became a convert to the benefits it brings to patients: blog.healthcareimprovementscotland.org/2021/02/03/the… pic.twitter.com/mZXjbefmFr
