Innovation and design thinking
Creative problem solving toolkit. There can be creativity without innovation, but there can be no innovation without creativity. Our Creative Problem Solving Toolkit is accompanied by a selection of eight tools with explanatory videos and guidance notes and reflects the three steps of the creative problem solving process. View the Creative Problem Solving Toolkit.
Leading improvement and change
Our Academy Field Guide to Improvement is your guide to the most popular QI (quality improvement) tools, following the steps in our QI workbook which guides you from understanding the challenge to creating a poster at the end of your project.
Our practical guide to making a QI poster includes top tips from a submissions judge, answers to your most common questions, templates and advice on imagery and infographics. Read our QI poster guide.
Quality improvement methodology in practice. Find out which QI tools were used in this short video from PreciSSIon’s clinical leads, Anne Pullyblank and Lesley Jordan.
There are many different skills that you can develop as an improver. These include curiosity, creativity, empowerment, persistence, encouraging experimentation, active listening, embracing all learning, and reflective thinking. Find out more about these skills in our short video series.
The Evidence Repository
Our Evidence Repository provides a portal for NHS, Public Health, and university colleagues to share grey literature not published anywhere else, including QI projects, evaluations, surveys and evidence summaries. Our repository reduces unnecessary duplication and improves sharing across our health system. Find out more and join the Evidence Repository here.
