Putting improvement in everyone's hands: opening up healthcare improvement by simplifying, supporting and refocusing on core purpose

Quality improvement is increasingly being used within healthcare as an operating model to empower and enable teams of staff and service users at the point of care to find solutions to complex quali...

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