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Martyne May
@martynemay.bsky.social
Tea drinker, QI Lead for Rehab & Therapies at KCHFT, proud Speech & Language Therapist and AHPQI Connector for South East England. Opinions my own.
The building blocks to quality improvement that form the roots of most projects. While the tools and techniques on top of them may vary depending on the context, these foundational elements are essential to successful and sustainable improvement:
Without psychological safety in improvement work, it simply doesn’t stick. You can have the best tools, the smartest people, and the boldest ideas, but if people don’t feel safe to speak up, challenge the norm, or admit when something isn’t working… nothing really changes.
In improvement work, clarity of language is foundational. When we throw around terms like transformation, innovation, or QI without a shared understanding, we create organisational static Find out more about Sonia Sparkles here: buff.ly/yvqvIfC
Off to Conwy today to deliver an intro to QI session as part of the Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW) Advanced Clinical Leadership programme - North Wales cohort. This is our first time doing this and localising the content to our North Wales health board using #TheBetsiWay approach
Applications now open for the AHPQI core connector program 2025. DM me for the full info! forms.office.com/pages/respon...
The simple act of sharing ideas can unlock unprecedented change across organisations & systems. If we want high-performing, productive people, building a culture of ideas-sharing is a big priority: jointhecollective.com/article/buil.... By Join the Collective. Graphic by Office Guy Cartoons
So excited to find #QISky with so many familiar faces and new people to meet.
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