Collaboration for improvement

People with lived experience, their families, kinship groups and carers:

  • collaborate on improvement-driven working groups, advisory groups and project teams, and
  • are encouraged to provide information and feedback about care and co-produce improvements.

In practice

  • Making performance indicators and data, including patient experience and outcome measures, available locally.
  • Having processes of review to co-produce improvement opportunities alongside to people with lived experience, their family, kinship groups and carers.
  • Promoting of continuous improvement and discussion across all levels to support the creation of a learning and development culture.
  • Prioritising Your Experience of Service (YES) and consumer experience surveys, discussing results and using findings to inform collaborative quality improvement strategies with consumers.
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