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Welcome to the Quality Improvement Network Microsite
Welcome to the Quality Improvement Network Microsite
The QIN Network aims to:
• Create a learning environment where people can develop the skills and knowledge needed to improve health and care services.
• Connect individuals and organisations with a shared interest in improving health and care using quality improvement approaches.
• Share practical learning and experience from those involved in quality improvement.
• Support the evaluation of quality improvement projects so that learning can be shared and successful approaches spread more widely.
• Provide opportunities to connect with people who have relevant expertise to support improvement initiatives.
Next Meet Up:
A knowledge mobilisation project on Basic Life Support (BLS) capacity building among the prison population
Friday 24th April 2026 | 1-2pm
Teams: Online (MS Teams)
Meeting ID: 386 362 644 880 518
Passcode: mV6nd2cT
Join us to hear about a health inequalities project involving the South Central Ambulance Service, a local authority public health lead, and a prominent West London prison. This work is part of an NIHR Knowledge Mobilisation Fellowship hosted by the University of West London.
In recent months, H&F’s Public Health Team have been providing additional defibrillators to the prison to support timely response to cardiac arrest. This presentation builds on that work by detailing the process of developing and evaluating a coproduced training programme for staff and prisoners on basic life support (BLS).
Presenters:
Dr. Helen Pocock, Interim Head of Research Operations, South Central Ambulance Service
Dr Craig Holden Senior Lead, Hammersmith & Fulham Council Public Health Team
We hope to see you there.
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