This guide explains how to use the AQuA Six Step Improvement Model in your organisation or department to structure your improvement efforts. For decades we have used defined problem solving structures to help us structure our thinking when treating patients. This is to ensure we don’t jump to conclusions or miss vital steps when diagnosing and treating our patients. In the same way, the Aqua Six Step Improvement Model, structures your improvement efforts to ensure you achieve the right solution, deliver benefits for your service users and carers and ensures your efforts are sustained.
With a structured improvement approach you can ensure that the solutions you implement improve patient and carer experience, staff experience and increase efficiency.
In addition to clear and simple guidance on how to use the Aqua Six Step Improvement Model this guide also features:
Personalised Care End of Year Report
Aqua is accepted on to the NHS Faculty Framework
Advancing Quality (AQ) Programme Shortlisted for HSJ Digital Award
Embedding a Culture and System for Continuous Improvement: A Practical Guide
Why Should Patient Safety be a Priority for Systems?
The Hewitt Review: An Independent Review of Integrated Care Systems
