explore a clinical issue from my practice in the context of safety and quality of care.
What processes are in place to ensure this improvement happens? How can the service be improved to protect patients in our care? We provided staff with more training/education, supervisions, manual handling champions were created etc. Please back this up with reference also
Any suggestions for change? Using a change model to support your idea (NHS Change model or Kurt lew in model of change)
What does the literature say about the change that you are making?
What are the Government guidelines and drivers in reference to the clinical issues?
Things that drive quality:
Legislation
Current gaps in quality
Evidence and Research
Patient and Public Involvement
What does best available evidence suggest should be happening?
What barriers might prevent best evidence from being put into practice?
How do you think you your incident relates to change management?
How could a change be implemented?
It may be a process or education/training
What is leadership and who is the leader? Mention leadership skills
We usually know who the manager is!!! They are the ones you go to ask for resources to make changes in practice
(After a long process of educating/training staff, making posters to create awareness of consequences, creating a team of manual handling champions, and meetings with the health and safety manager more slide sheets were provided which led to a safer practice and better quality of care)