Implementation science should support stopping as well as starting treatments in the NHS
‘We have left undone those things which we ought to have done; and we have done those things which we ought not to have […]
What is the value of doing stakeholder engagement in implementation science? Review of an #impscichat Tweetchat
Dr Alexandra Ziemann, a King’s Improvement Science postdoctoral research fellow at King’s College London and NIHR CLAHRC South London, reviews the discussion in a recent […]
Why did I become involved in research for palliative, or end of life care? Marion Sumerfield, carer representative
Marion Sumerfield, carer representative, reflects on how she became involved in this field of research and her work with the Cicely Saunders Institute (CSI). Like […]
True collaboration
Dr Stan Papoulias, postdoctoral research worker at King’s College London and joint acting theme lead for the CLAHRC’s patient and public involvement theme reflects on […]
Arts-based co-design: a valuable approach to implementing clinical guidelines?
In this post Dr Abigail Easter, senior postdoctoral fellow in improvement science at King’s College London and member of the CLAHRC’s maternity and women’s health […]
Four weeks to improve the world
In this post Peter Littlejohns, deputy director of the CLAHRC and public health theme tells us about his time on the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Centre […]
Developing the King’s Improvement Science resources for quality improvement projects
Health and social care professionals, NHS managers, patients and members of the public want straightforward yet effective ways to make demonstrable improvements to the quality […]
Taking stock – the end of the year ‘down under’
In this last blog post from Peter Littlejohns from New Zealand and Australia, he reflects on the value of international collaborative interdisciplinary research and his […]
Deepening understanding of south London health concerns: service user and public contributions
Savitri Hensman is the patient and public involvement coordinator at CLAHRC South London. A quarter-century ago, while working as an outreach worker for a community […]
Dunedin: Edinburgh of the South
Part II of Professor Peter Littlejohn’s reports from Australia and New Zealand… My first port of call in New Zealand was on the South Island […]