March 2021 QI Evidence Update

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This post contains all of the articles in the March 2021 QI Evidence Update. These are searchable using the search bar.

Our top 3 reads

• Putting improvement in everyone's hands: opening up healthcare improvement by simplifying, supporting and refocusing on core purpose (British Journal of Healthcare Management, Feb 2021)

• Enabling innovation and adoption in health and social care: developing a shared view (Care Quality Commission, Feb 2021)

• Psychological safety and the critical role of leadership development (McKinsey, Feb 2021)

Improvement 

• HQC-recommended quality improvement podcasts for on-the-go improvement leaders (Saskatchewan Health Quality Council, March 2021)

• Putting improvement in everyone's hands: opening up healthcare improvement by simplifying, supporting and refocusing on core purpose (British Journal of Healthcare Management, Feb 2021)

• What drives general practitioners in the UK to improve the quality of care? A systematic literature review (BMJ Open Quality, Feb 2021)

• Open Quality, Feb 2021)

• Bundle approach used to achieve zero central-line associated bloodstream infections in an adult coronary intensive care unit (BMJ Open Quality, Feb 2021)

• Management consultants in healthcare do more harm than good, but keep getting rehired – new research (The Conversation, Feb 2021)

• Use of patient complaints to identify diagnosis-related safety concerns: a mixed-method evaluation (BMJ Quality & Safety, Feb 2021)

• Getting past the hype to discover the power of coaching (Saskatchewan Health Quality Council, Feb 2021)

• 5 Root Cause Analysis Techniques to Breakthrough Barriers (KaiNexus, Feb 2021)

• Spread is no accident: linking age-friendly improvement to strategic priorities (IHI, Feb 2021)

• Hyper Island Toolbox: A resource kit you can use to apply creative collaboration and unleash potential in your team or organization (Undated)

• Collaboration in urgent and emergency care (Care Quality Commission, Feb 2021)

• Enabling innovation and adoption in health and social care: developing a shared view (Care Quality Commission, Feb 2021)

COVID-19

• COVID-19 recovery and resilience: what can health and care learn from other disasters (The King’s Fund, Feb 2021)

• New funding for national consortium to model COVID-19 pandemic (UK Research and Innovation, Feb 2021)

• Rapid evaluation of health and care services - planning a sustainable solution for the post-COVID reset (The AHSN Network, Feb 2021)

• Wearable technology: covid-19 and the rise of remote clinical monitoring (BMJ, Feb 2021)

• Integration and Innovation: working together to improve health and social care for all (Department of Health & Social Care, Feb 2021)

• Learning about Learning: Lessons on Effective Knowledge Networks to Support Pandemic Response (IHI, Feb 2021)

• What's next for the NHS? Building the resilience of the health and care system (Reform, Feb 2021)

• Integrated care systems in London Challenges and opportunities ahead (The King’s Fund, Feb 2021) 

• Speed and trust: Keys to an effective vaccination program (Reuters, Feb 2021)

• Viral myths: why we risk learning the wrong lessons from the pandemic (Institute of Economic Affairs, Feb 2021)

• Video: Visualizing herd immunity – with 500 mousetraps (It's Okay To Be Smart, Feb 2021)

Patient Involvement

• Engaging Patients and Families in Safety: Recommendations, Resources, and Case Examples (IHI, Feb 2021)

• Caught in the Maze: Delivering personalised, integrated care for people with cancer (Macmillan Cancer Support, Feb 2021)

Technology

• Digital health during the Covid-19 pandemic: Learning lessons to maintain momentum (The Patients Association, Feb 2021)

• Feature: the rise of remote monitoring – what’s next? (Health Tech Newspaper, Jan 2021)

• Induction app supports clinician onboarding at Nightingale London (Health Tech Newspaper, Feb 2021)

• Sussex FT implements new automated scheduling system (Health Tech Newspaper, Feb 2021)

Wellbeing

• COVID-19 and clinician wellbeing: challenges and opportunities (The Lancet, March 2021)

• Supporting the mental health of NHS staff (BMA and Mind, Feb 2021)

• Psychological safety and the critical role of leadership development (McKinsey, Feb 2021)

• Using the model for improvement to improve health, wellbeing, and equity (IHI, Feb 2021)

• Nonverbal Overload: A Theoretical Argument for the Causes of Zoom Fatigue (Technology, Mind and Behavior, Feb 2021)

• When Contributing Gets in the Way of Collaborating (Harvard Business Review, Feb 2021)

• Survey reveals the mental and physical health impacts of home working during Covid-19 (Royal Society for Public Health Feb 2021)

• The science behind why hobbies can improve our mental health (The Conversation, Feb 2021)

• Building a culture of learning at work (Strategy+Business, Feb 2021)