Discover the ELFT QI approach to help guide you to work through complex issues. Can you identify an area for improvement? Want to be inspired? Sign up for a QI Training or Event! Discover the range of stories as told by staff who have implemented QI projects. Learn how to successfully implement QI methodology within your service.

Quality Improvement (QI) can unleash great creativity and innovation in addressing complex issues. To guide all improvement efforts, ELFT utilises the Model for Improvement, developed by Associates in Process Improvement.

Life QI is our online home for QI projects at ELFT. The platform is now your main workspace for QI. You can very simply submit new projects, review QI projects across the Trust and beyond.

Welcome to the Quality Improvement programme @East London NHS Foundation Trust. Enabling our staff, service users and partners to work together in making things better through the use...

Dr. Amar Shah, Chief Quality Officer at East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT), and Pedro Delgado, Vice President at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), discuss the lessons learnt during ten years of Quality Improvement (QI) at ELFT, and talk to experts, thought leaders and frontline practitioners about what is next for QI in ...

QA at ELFT Quality Assurance supports us to understand whether we’re providing the quality of care that we aspire to, identify gaps and work towards addressing these.

2020年12月1日 · This article provides a background on QI at ELFT and reflects on the pathway to its present position at the forefront of the application of QI within healthcare.

ELFT has five organisational treasures, with Quality Improvement (QI), being a core part of this. Achieving this will mean we have to think differently, be innovative, and give everyone, at every level, the skills they need to lead change.

Quality Improvement (QI) is a set of tools and techniques that help us understand the systems we work in and strengthen the way we work, in order to deliver improvement in outcomes.

ELFT has held the contract for services since 2015. The service provides support through recovery work sessions (psychosocial interventions), needle exchange services, group work, physical health assessments and medical assessments for …