Wave 9 – Regional (Cambridge)

The Cambridge wave started the programme in September 2020 and completed in July 2021. Posters and presentations from the final stages of the programme are displayed on this page.

Session 1 30 September 2020
Session 2 6 January 2021
Session 3 29 April 2021
Session 4 21 July 2021

Cambridge University Hospitals

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East Suffolk and North East Essex

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East and North Hertfordshire

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Queen Elizabeth Hospital – Kings Lynn

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Luton and Dunstable

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North West Anglia

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The team at North West Anglia talk about their aim to increase the percentage of patients downloading at home (contains: process mapping, SMART targets, data collection, team working):


Royal Free Hospital

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Southend Hospitals

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West Hertfordshire

West Herts

The team at West Hertfordshire Hospitals take us through their QI journey including their new daily routine for newly diagnosed and high HbA1c policy (contains: adapting to Covid19 restrictions, NPDA data, clinic contact, daily insulin, high HbA1c, drive through checks, 5 whys, thinking hats):


West Suffolk 

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The team at West Suffolk talk about their work to improve clinics through use of data and technology (contains: improving HbA1c, patient and family education, use of technology, qualitative data, use of data before clinic):


Whittington Hospital

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In the video below, the team at Whittington Hospital talk about the beginning of their QI journey, improving school training sessions as well as exploring how they can work more effectively as a team (contains: School education, overcoming barriers, improving team working):

The team then take us further along their QI journey, sharing work to improve structured education sessions delivered to school staff (keywords: Structured education, schools, fishbone analysis, PDSA cycles):

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