Walk and Talk Improvement
Walk and Talk Improvement
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This All Ireland podcast aims to improve patient care by capturing the personal stories of people who work in and use health services regarding patient safety and quality improvement. The series is co-produced by patient partners and members of the Health and Social Care Quality Improvement (HSCQI) Northern Ireland and HSE National Quality and Patient Safety (NQPS) teams.
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The podcast focuses on themes such as patient safety, healthcare quality improvement, and personal stories from both health service users and professionals. Specific episodes highlight topics like nursing quality-care metrics with Dr Anne Gallen, the diagnostic process with Dr John Brennan, and patient partnership advocacy with Margaret Murphy, showcasing the multifaceted challenges and advancements in healthcare.
This All Ireland podcast aims to improve patient care by capturing the personal stories of people who work in and use health services regarding patient safety and quality improvement. The series is co-produced by patient partners and members of the Health and Social Care Quality Improvement (HSCQI) Northern Ireland and HSE National Quality and Patient Safety (NQPS) teams.
In Episode 32 of the Walk and Talk Improvement Podcast, join us for “Implementation Science: underpinning sustainable improvement” with special guest Dr. Laura Keyes. Laura is the Director, Centre for Implementation Research, University of Limerick. In this episode, she shares invaluable insights to support our work to implement change and lead sustainable improvement.
In our conversation, we seek to understand what implementation science is and how you can use it to underpin sustainable improvement. Laura explains key frameworks and shares practical examples of how they might be applied. She also shares the value and impact of early planning, stakeholder engagement, and organisational readiness. The discussion highlights how implementation science can help you pre-empt and address challenges in implementation and foster system-wide thinking for better outcomes. From human behaviour in healthcare to ethical considerations in implementation, this episode shares how implementation science can move beyond theory to create tangible community improvements.
#ImplementationScience, #Evidence-basedinterventions, #EPIS #QualityImprovement #Engagement #OrganisationalReadiness
Hosted by: Juanita Guidera, National Quality and Patient Safety, Health Service Executive
Produced by: Juanita Guidera, National Quality and Patient Safety, Health Service Executive and GKMedia.ie
Biography: Dr. Laura Keyes, Director, Centre for Implementation Research, University of Limerick
Dr. Laura Keyes is the Director of the multidisciplinary Centre for Implementation Research at the University of Limerick. There she leads a team dedicated to supporting implementation methodologies to improve the traction of evidence-based policy, programme and professional practices in routine public service delivery.
Dr. Keyes works in both the development of implementation tools, frameworks and theories and in the practical application of implementation research to real world problems. She has a particular interest in taking a person-centred approach, ensuring translation of science into practice and promoting evidence and practice informed policy making.
Prior to joining the Centre, Dr. Keyes worked in the Health Information and Quality Authority, leading on the implementation of legislative changes to regulation and regulatory practice change. Dr. Keyes has previously held academic roles in Manchester and Cambridge in the UK, where her subject area was public health epidemiology.
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