We have co-created a number of toolkits and resources with our partners, member organisations and fellow AHSNs.
These resources enable our healthcare community and patients to make more informed decisions, understand the most appropriate treatments and manage effective change in their practice. Find out more below.
We have a range of resources, from toolkits and guides to videos and networks to support you along the innovation journey.
We have compiled free resources to support each of the four phases of the innovation journey: invention, innovation, improvement and impact.
Supports colleagues working in healthcare organisations across the West of England to improve the quality, efficiency and productivity of patient care
This online toolkit is a complete guide to finding, appraising and applying evidence.
This online toolkit will help you to consider what works, what doesn’t work and how things can be improved.
Find out more about our work, and download implementation resources, to reduce the incidence of surgical site infection after elective colorectal surgery.
Created for all staff working across commissioning, clinical, hospital and ambulance service settings to support the successful implementation of the NEWS.
Training for staff who will need to recognise the ReSPECT form, act on recommendations and be initiating or carrying out conversations with patients and their families about treatment escalation, DNACPR, and the ReSPECT process.
Created to standardise the delivery of basic care in emergency departments, improving safety for patients and resilience during periods of crowding.
Find out more about our work, and download implementation resources, to support people with long term conditions through use of UCLPartner's Proactive Care Frameworks.
These resources support the implementation of a High Impact User Team and give advice and guidance on achieving successful SHarED implementation in your emergency department.
A beginner's guide to understanding public involvement in the health sector.
Developed for clinicians, pharmacists and patients to help prevent atrial fibrillation related strokes, as part of our Don't Wait To Anticoagulate programme.
Designed to help acute hospitals learn from retrospective mortality reviews.
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