Monday 20 June
M1: An introduction to quality improvement – slides
M2: How to develop, implement and monitor national action plans for safer healthcare – slides
M3: How to get your quality improvement work published: insider advice from editors – slides
M3: How to get your quality improvement work published: insider advice from editors – handout
M4: Improving equity in local communities: learning and approaches from anchor institutions – slides
M5:Saving the planet – reducing healthcare waste to improve environmental impact – slides
M6: How to build a holistic management system to create reliability and inspire innovation – slides
M7: Establishing a nationwide system for knowledge based health care – The Swedish experience – slides
S2: The International Improvement Science Symposium – slides (Amar Shah)
S2: The International Improvement Science Symposium – slides (Alison Butler and Simon Edwards)
Tuesday 21 June
A1: Creating tomorrow today; tackling the dilemmas at the heart of transformational change – slides 1
A2: Let’s talk about power in patient partnership – slides 1
A2: Let’s talk about power in patient partnership – slides 2
A3: Innovations for improving equity and safety of cancer care – slides 1
A3: Innovations for improving equity and safety of cancer care – slides 2
A3: Innovations for improving equity and safety of cancer care – slides 3
A3: Innovations for improving equity and safety of cancer care – slides 4
A5: Leading in complex systems – slides
A6: How to make data count when it comes to engaging people – slides
A8: Integrated care: Learning from the Swedish experience – slides 1
A8: Integrated care: Learning from the Swedish experience – slides 2
A9: Improving mental health at a population level – what can we learn from the UK and Sweden – slides 1
B1: What have we learned? Two Scandinavian approaches to covid-19 – slides
B2: TeamSTEPPS: Patient Safety through improved Teamwork – slides
B3: Integrate to personalise health care: A view from the Netherlands – slides
B4: The future is digital? Two perspectives from Sweden – slides 1
B4: The future is digital? Two perspectives from Sweden – slides 2
B5: A new multidimensional quality model for patients, their kin, professionals and providers – slides
B6: Bringing ward rounds into the 21st century using interdisciplinary inpatient review – slides
B7: How public health and scientific improvement controlled malaria and helped win WWII – slides
B8: Co-creation: shared decision making, health diplomacy and co-designing safety – slides
C1: Acting with kindness is central to delivering high quality care – slides
C2: Communicating for Behaviour Change – how can we help people to do things differently? – slides
C5: Can building a culture of psychological safety be the key to radically improved patient safety? – slides
C6: Game On! Using gamification to increase access to human skills and knowledge – slides
C7: Life is for living! Population based approaches can beat involuntary loneliness – slides
C8: Aligning the world of improvement and digital: collaborating for technology-enabled care – slides
C9: A co-produced model for investigation and learning from suicide cases in healthcare – slides
Wednesday 22 June
BR3: IHI Fellows Networking Breakfast – slides
D1: Innovations that can reduce the impact of healthcare on the environment – slides
D2: What’s next for QI? How we create new models for improvement – slides
D3: Rest and recovery post-covid: a necessary step for quality – slides
D4: What does it take to establish a reliable quality system? A safety conversation – slides
D5: Interested in implementing person-centred care? We have the tools to help! – slides
D6: Making “learning” part of routine “doing” in health care – slides
D6: Making “learning” part of routine “doing” in health care – handouts
D7: A bootcamp for leaders – slides
D9: Information driven healthcare – turning data into health for patients and quality of care – slides
E1: Medicine in Ukraine at war: keeping resilience while delivering emergency disaster response – slides 1
E1: Medicine in Ukraine at war: keeping resilience while delivering emergency disaster response – slides 2
E2: Building virtual communities – slides
E3: Improving safety and quality in community care across Denmark – slides
E4: Learning from patients on how to manage covid-19 – slides
E6: Transformative Innovation in Swedish Health Care – slides
E7: Spreading improvement: the when, how and who – slides
E8: Using improvement to foster workforce well-being and combat burnout – slides
F1: What matters to you? – experience from 4 countries – slides
F3: How Dutch hospitals continue their quality and safety journey – slides 1
F3: How Dutch hospitals continue their quality and safety journey – slides 2
F3: How Dutch hospitals continue their quality and safety journey – slides 3
F3: How Dutch hospitals continue their quality and safety journey – slides 4
F4: Improving flow in the acute setting – slides 1
F4: Improving flow in the acute setting – slides 2
F6: New Pathways to Drive Elective Recovery and Better Care – slides
F8: How do they do that? Using Appreciative Enquiry to Develop Safety Culture – slides