Health and care and, with it, clinical audit and approaches to improvement are rapidly evolving. New tools, approaches, and a skilled, supported workforce are transforming the way data is used to improve healthcare.
Society has changed; our expectations have changed…AI can play a fantastic role in interpreting and rationalising big datasets” Sir James Mackey, Chief Executive, NHS England
Whether we are using AI, robotics or other new technology, or applying innovative approaches to using data or delivering care, innovation has a vital role to play in healthcare improvement.
Did you know? Innovation was one of the five topics covered in depth during Clinical Audit Awareness Week 2026. Click here to access the webinar recording and additional resources, including a presentation from the Innovation category winner of the Excellence in Clinical Audit Awards.
See below for more on this topic:
Case study (innovation): Using Audit Data and Quality Improvement to Transform End of Life Care
Case study (innovation): MRSA admission screening compliance
How AI Could Help Clinical Audits and Registries
HQIP announces tender for innovative robotic surgery registry
The untapped potential in NHS EPRs got me thinking about the time we cut preventable VTE by 48%
Blog: In for the long haul
