Saving and improving lives with trusted healthcare data
Data has the power to transform and save lives. By measuring healthcare services, our programmes provide evidence for what is working well and where improvement will have maximum impact.
Using data to support paediatric diabetes care
See the latest resources to support improvement in paediatric diabetes care, including a new report, articles and case study.
Paediatric diabetes
Save the date: #CAAW2027
Clinical Audit Awareness Week will run from 21-25 June 2027, celebrating the role of clinical audit- and data-driven improvement to transform and save lives.
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Improving patient safety
Find out how robust data from clinical audits plays an essential role in helping to identify risks, prevent harm, and build safer systems of care for patients.
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The Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) is an independent charity that manages the largest programme of national clinical audits, outcome reviews and registries in the UK, on behalf of NHS England, the Welsh Government and others.
Covering a wide range of common conditions, our work provides publicly available data that is trusted by patients and clinicians alike, and supports evidence-based improvement.
If asked how to design an NHS that is ‘Fit for the Future’, I would say start with national clinical audits” Dame Celia Ingham Clark, HQIP Chair
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Latest reports
Stroke care – State of the Nation report 2025-26
- Sentinel Stroke National Audit Programme (SSNAP)
Pleural procedures – Care for adults who underwent a chest drain insertion or pleural aspiration
- Medical and Surgical Outcome Review Programme
Articles
Tackling inequalities in diabetes care for children and young people
This World Diabetes Day, on 14 November 2026, we share how the National Paediatric Diabetes…
Our Voice Matters: What We Learned from the NPDA Youth Voice Communication Project
The National Paediatric Diabetes Audit (NPDA), commissioned by HQIP, aims to improve the quality of…
Sharing clinical audit findings so people can act
HQIP’s CEO, Chris Gush, explains how we share clinical audit findings, why it’s vital to…
News
World Diabetes Day 2026: How data can transform diabetes care and outcomes
For World Diabetes Day, 14 November 2026, we highlight how national clinical audit supports the…
Case study (Equity and Patient Involvement): Paediatric diabetes
Excellence in Clinical Audit Awards, part of Clinical Audit Awareness Week 2026, Equity and Patient…
New improvement reports published
NEW RESOURCES to support improvement in healthcare, from HQIP’s audits and programmes, have been published.
Latest news: October 2026 eBulletin
Find out about the latest news and updates relating to clinical audit, outcome reviews and data-informed healthcare improvement.
Save the date: Clinical Audit Awareness Week returns on 21–25 June 2027
Clinical Audit Awareness Week (#CAAW27) will return from 21–25 June 2027, bringing the healthcare community…