Unique Improvements have been appointed by the Commissioning Oldham Group to provide a quality improvement-training programme across all Oldham primary healthcare practices.
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Unique Improvements have been appointed by the Commissioning Oldham Group to provide a quality improvement-training programme across all Oldham primary healthcare practices.
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Unique Improvements has been commissioned by the Improvement and Development Agency (IDeA) to develop an online toolkit for use by Local Authorities and their partners in the battle against health inequalities.
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How our innovative approach is helping improve care for skin breakdown sufferers.
Unique Improvements has been commissioned by Staffordshire PCTs to conduct a health needs assessment across six prisons in the Staffordshire area. The approach will be to assess epidemiological data and make comparative and corporate assessments.
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Uni’s Adrian Smith will be giving a UK perspective on co-production solutions to promoting earlier presentation of cancer symptoms at the Global Leadership Forum for Cancer Control. The perspectives have been shaped by our award-winning work in North East Lincolnshire. Read full story
Our Worklessness Collaborative supports communities and offers children a brighter future
Unique Improvement’s Early Presentation of Cancer Symptoms Programme has won another national award, this time from the NHS Alliance. Director Linda Henry was at the conference to collect the award from Professor Chris Drinkwater who congratulated her on their work. Linda said, “This is wonderful and I am really proud to be part of the success of the work”.
For further information contact: linda.henry@uni.gb.com
The Health Service Journal Award Shortlist has been announced and Unique Improvement’s Early Presentation of Cancer Programme has been shortlisted in the category of Best Social Marketing Project. Read full story
One of the rewarding things about the science of quality improvement is how egalitarian it is. Anyone can play a role in making meaningful changes in systems around them, given the right tools and motivation. For example, have a cup of tea with a few octogenarians in rural Gateshead, UK, and they will proudly and proficiently describe the improvement work in their own community-led collaborative. Read full story