NHS Quality Improvement Scotland currently has distinct clinical audit and clinical indicators work programmes. The organisation is now developing and integrating these work programmes, in order to facilitate the more effective usage of clinical data by NHSScotland to drive improvements to the delivery of clinical care and outcomes for patients.
Project objectives
The aim is to develop a coordinated programme of work which aims to facilitate the more widespread and effective usage of national clinical datasets by NHSScotland to drive improvements to the delivery and outcomes of patient care.
Project team
Lesley Holdsworth, Head of Health Services Research & Effectiveness Unit
Beatrice Cant, Senior Programme Manager
Donald Morrison, Clinical Indicators Programme Manager
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow Seminar
Held on: Thursday 10th of January 2008
Seminar Programme (PDF, 22K, 3secs)
Delegate list (PDF, 161K, 23secs)
Summary of event (PDF, 57K, 8secs)
Copies of presentation slides
Keynote address by Dr Aileen Keel (PDF, 63K, 9secs)
Future direction by Sir Graham Teasdale (PDF, 69K, 10secs)
Scottish Hip Fracture Audit by Dr Damien Reid (PDF, 53K, 7secs)
Scottish Arthroplasty Project by I J Brenkel (PDF, 85K, 12secs)
Scottish Intensive Care Society Audit Group by Dr Brian Cook (PDF, 64K, 9secs)
Scottish Audit of Surgical Mortality by Dr Nick Pace (PDF, 96K, 14secs)
Contact information
For more information please contact:
Dr Lesley Holdsworth
Head of Health Services Research & Effectiveness
NHS Quality Improvement Scotland
50 West Nile Street
Glasgow
G1 2NP
Tel: 0141 241 6319