Simple Telehealth

"This website will help you to address your learning needs about Technology Enabled Care Services (TECs) whether you are a clinician, or commissioner or manager. Consider what competences and capabilities you or the teams you work with need."

Simple Telehealth (Digital Health SOT) 
NHS Stoke-on-Trent Clinical Commissioning Group
2014

Access the website here.

Protecting resources, promoting value: a doctor’s guide to cutting waste in clinical care

"This report provides a framework for a way in which doctors can think critically about waste from a clinical perspective and provides examples of doctors improving the value of health care by reducing waste."

Protecting resources, promoting value: a doctor’s guide to cutting waste in clinical care
Academy of Medical Royal Colleges
November 2014

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Measuring and monitoring safety: an acute care perspective

"This thought paper offers reflections on the measurement and monitoring of safety from the perspective of a practising clinician based at a busy district general hospital."

Measuring and monitoring safety: an acute care perspective
C Peden
The Health Foundation
October 2013

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Measuring and monitoring safety: a primary care perspective

"This thought paper considers the differences between primary care and other settings and explains that a variety of factors mean that assessing harm and safety in primary care remains a challenge."

Measuring and monitoring safety: a primary care perspective
A Esmail
The Health Foundation
October 2013

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Clinical Commissioning Hub

"The Hub is an online resource for those commissioning secondary care services in England, service planners and clinicians designing these services across the UK."

Access this resource, produced by the Royal College of Physicians, here.

Clinicians in management: does it make a difference

"Those NHS hospital trusts with larger proportions of doctors on their boards are also those which are most likely to achieve quality ratings of four, lower morbidity rates (according to Dr Foster) and higher levels of patient satisfaction."

Clinicians in management: does it make a difference
G Veronesi, I Kirkpatrick, F Vallascas
Centre for Innovation in Health Management
Leeds University Business School
May 2012

Read more here.

Are clinicians engaged in quality improvement?

"The active involvement of clinical staff is an essential component of quality improvement, yet systematic improvement initiatives in the NHS have not generally secured the full engagement of clinicians. In 2006, the Health Foundation commissioned a review seeking to clarify what is already known about the views of UK healthcare professionals in this area. This updated review builds on the findings of this earlier review and highlights how clinical engagement in improvement remains a complex, challenging issue."


Evidence: are clinicians engaged in quality improvement?
The Health Foundation
May 2011

Download the full review here (PDF, 970 K)