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101 Educators providing Personal Transformation courses in Lymington

Healthcare Quality Quest

healthcare quality quest

Ower, Romsey

We develop … Multiprofessional teams in healthcare organizations to — agree on what needs to be improved for patients test commitment to making the improvements needed establish valid and reliable baselines that show the effects of current practice on patients analyse the root causes of problems affecting practice and act on the causes measure again rapidly to show the impact of action. In-house healthcare quality, patient safety, risk management and clinical governance specialist staff to — develop multiprofessional teams to carry out improvement projects and governance functions use quality and safety measurement and improvement tools correctly change staff attitudes and behaviours relating to quality and safety improvement, managing risk and governance redesign processes and systems to benefit patient care achieve measured improvements in practice. Healthcare organizational capability to be accountable for the quality and safety of patient care through — identifying organizational problems related to being accountable for the quality and safety of patient care and helping organizations overcome the problems formulating practical and workable strategies for developing teamwork and effective support for teams to deliver improvements clarifying lines of accountability for patient care quality and safety drafting evidence-based policies and standards developing the right structures and systems to deliver accountability for quality and safety using internal indicators to evaluate success.

The Thinking Academy

the thinking academy

5.0(20)

Christchurch

I have always had a passion for learning and supporting others to achieve personal and professional success. As a former Headteacher, I know the tremendous expectations that can be placed upon schools and their staff. I embraced my Headship with enthusiasm and ambition though at times I often felt isolated, insecure and exhausted. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to invest in coaching as part of my leadership development.  It was transformational. Coaching enabled me to improve professionally and create positive change for others. Working with my own coach, I learnt how to work effectively, manage change and remove or overcome any barriers that were holding me back. I became able to balance the demands of an intensive job with a young family and feel far more confident and energized. As a direct result of my experience I wanted to ensure all educators had the opportunity to experience coaching and  build their leadership skills to create success for themselves and inspire their teams and school community.  Feeling the experience of coaching for myself and seeing the positive impact it has on others is the reason I became a qualified coach. I know leadership can be tough, but I also believe it can be the most enjoyable and rewarding role you will ever have. Coaching reminds us of what we value and why we love what we do. Whatever challenges you face as a leader, I can assure you learning coaching is the best decision you will ever make.