Blogs

Blog: Increasing value by embedding the patient voice in procurement

Published: 28 Oct 2024

Clare Fountain, HQIP’s Associate Director of Quality Improvement, shares tips for taking a strategic approach to embedding the patient voice in your procurement and commissioning arrangements.

Blog: What’s Next for NHS Procurement?

Published: 07 Oct 2024

Judith Hughes, HQIP’s Associate Director of Procurement, shares her reflections after attending Procurement 4 Health 2024.

Blog: Insights from Lord Darzi’s independent investigation of the English NHS

Published: 20 Sep 2024

HQIP responds to the Darzi report, focusing on the role of data-driven insights, patient engagement and quality improvement in delivering a roadmap for reform.

Blog: Yes we can

Published: 24 Jun 2024

Professor Danny Keenan, Medical Director, HQIP explores the importance of national clinical audit in addressing health inequalities.

Blog: GO Awards Ceremony, Liverpool

Published: 24 May 2024

Judith Hughes, Associate Director of Procurement (MCIPS), HQIP shares her thoughts on the GO Awards.

Blog: International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare

Published: 08 May 2024

Clare Fountain, Associate Director at Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) shares her personal thoughts on the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare

Blog: In for the long haul

Published: 29 Feb 2024

Vicky Patel, Chair of NQICAN, explores how to take a sustainable approach to clinical audit.

The role of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare: potential use in national clinical audit

Published: 21 Nov 2023

We explore both the challenges and opportunities offered by AI for HQIP, our audit providers and the wider clinical audit community.

National Joint Registry at British Orthopaedic Association Congress

Published: 05 Oct 2023

Find out how the NJR got on at the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA) Congress event, attended by over 2,000 surgeon members.

When is data the ‘right data’?

Published: 17 Aug 2023

HQIP article on using the right data to support robust healthcare services.

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