Quality improvement in health care: lessons on leading and implementing solutions

Quality improvement

About this event

This one-day event shared lessons around leading, implementing and embedding initiatives that improve clinical effectiveness, safety and patient experience.

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We're repeating this conference in Manchester on 1 March 2018. Find out more and book your place.

Presentations

PDFs of presenters' slides are available from The King's Fund events app, which you can download on to your smartphone or tablet.

You can also access them on the desktop version of the app here. Scroll to the programme section, select the session you are interested in and download the slides from there.

Featured presentation

You can also watch this presentation by Dr John Dean, Clinical Lead, Quality Improvement Hub, at the Royal College of Physicians, introducing the Royal College of Physicians' Future Hospital Programme:

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