As we move to the end of a glorious summer – today is a big day for National Quality Improvement & Clinical Audit Network (NQICAN) […]
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Unlocking the Potential to Make Clinical Audit Data Count
Welcome back to the NQICAN blog after an unplanned winter / spring break. I think the blog is the only thing that has had a […]
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Guest Blog: Clinical Audit Advent
Editor introduction: During advent – Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust Clinical audit team have been sharing their audit advent tips via Twitter & Facebook pages. I saw […]
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Our ‘Big 5’ for Clinical Audit Awareness Week
Welcome to the latest NQICAN blog. Since the last one in September – I am pleased to announce that I have been re-elected as NQICAN chair so […]
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Election / Launch day
Welcome to our first blog after the summer break. I am writing this on the eve of our N-QI-CAN quarterly September meeting at the end […]
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Guest Blog: Whose responsibility is it to improve national clinical audit?
One thing that has struck me as I have been browsing blogs, reviewing links on twitter, and talking to colleagues across different organisations, is that […]
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Guest Blog: Feedback on Clinical Audit Summit for Mental Health and Community professionals
On 24 March 2017 – Clinical Audit Support Centre (CASC) were delighted to host our first Clinical Audit Summit for Mental Health and Community professionals. We […]
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An Insight into N-QI-CAN
Welcome to the 4th N-QI-CAN blog. I was lucky enough to be invited to speak at the clinical audit summit for community & mental health trusts […]
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Making Quality Improvement core business in healthcare
Welcome to the third NQICAN blog – its great to see that our readership & the debate is growing across our previous blogs (intro & beware of samples) […]
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Beware of Samples
Thank you for the positive feedback and support on our first blog. We received almost unanimous support which is really encouraging, therefore we’ll continue and I’ll update […]
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