Friday 12 April | 11:00-12:15

Format: Presentation
Stream:  Populations
Content filters: Recommended for those new to quality improvement/ Recommended for those working at system level in QI

Population health improvement is being increasingly focused on by healthcare systems and their leaders yet it is notoriously complex. In this session we will share examples from the UK of how a country, health system and institutions have approached population health improvement in our different contexts.

We will share and compare our leadership lessons highlighting the human side of change, alongside approaches to strategy and implementation. We will demonstrate how we have engaged the patients we serve, our staff, and our communities in this journey.

We will share data and stories to highlight how improvement approaches have been at the heart of our work and demonstrate the impacts these are making in our populations.

We will use our lessons to help you identify ideas and develop a plan to take learning back to your own healthcare systems. 

Objectives:

• Access learning from different approaches to population health improvement


• Identify key lessons from leadership, strategy & implementation approaches relevant to your context


• Develop ideas & plan to apply these lessons to improve population health in your own healthcare system

 

Jason Leitch Scottish Government, National Clinical Director, Scotland

Stuart Duncan Scottish Government, Deputy Director, Leading Improvement Team, Scotland

Dominique Allwood Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust / UCLPartner, England 

Marco Aurelio East London NHS Foundation Trust, England 

Elena Baker-Glenn East London NHS Foundation Trust, England 

Alex Harborne East London NHS Foundation Trust, England