Clinical audits, and other programmes that measure healthcare, save and transform lives. By shining a light on where changes improve outcomes and patient experience, and sharing that knowledge with healthcare providers, we are seeing real-world results.
The world stopped and nothing else mattered” Nick and Gemma, parents of baby Allegra, born at 31 weeks’ gestation
Whether it’s halving 90-day postoperative mortality over 10 years for bowel cancer, or improving uptake of a practice that reduces the mortality of preterm babies by a third, many people are living long and healthy lives, thanks to the work we do in partnership with the audit and healthcare communities.
See below for examples
Measure, Learn, Improve: Audit data and continuous learning in the NHS
Across the NHS, clinicians and teams collaborate every day to provide safe, effective, and compassionate…
HQIP-Commissioned Audit Sees 72.8% Increase in School Healthcare Plans for Young People with Epilepsy
The proportion of children and young people with epilepsy who have a school Individual Healthcare…
We must build on NHS data for 10 year vision to succeed
HQIP’s Chair and former NHS England deputy Medical Director, Dame Celia Ingham Clark features in…
Patient voice in clinical audit: A powerful partnership improving asthma and COPD care
With the NHS 10 Year Plan promising to “put power back in the hands of…
HQIP-commissioned PICANet data reveals inequalities in children’s intensive care
New research published in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health has used data from the…
The importance of data in the ‘Patient Safety Review’
HQIP’s Chair and former NHS deputy Medical Director, Dame Celia Ingham Clark, agrees with NHS…
Audit drives improvements in neonatal care
Data from the National Neonatal Audit Programme (NNAP), commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership…
Blog: HQIP’s role in delivering NHS priorities
From Data to Action How HQIP, Clinical Audits, and Registries Can Support National NHS Priorities…
The Big ‘C’ – Collaboration
The power of an evidence-based, knowledge-sharing approach to cancer care – and how we can…
New study uses HQIP-commissioned data to identify ‘recurring red flags’ in maternity
A powerful new retrospective study on perinatal mortality has used reports from MBRRACE-UK, commissioned by…
