Clinical Audits in Practice: Lessons from Parkinson’s UK

In this interview, Kim Davis, Clinical Audit Manager at Parkinson’s UK, discusses the UK Parkinson’s Audit – one of the few national clinical audits led by a charity.

The audit supports multidisciplinary teams across the NHS to improve care for people with Parkinson’s through data-driven insights, benchmarking, and patient-reported experience measures (PREMs).

With over 830 services participating, the audit has driven tangible improvements, such as increased bone health assessments. The video highlights how clinicians at all levels, including junior doctors, can get involved in both data collection and service improvement projects.

Speakers

Clinical Audit Manager at Parkinson’s UK, who is being interviewed.

Editor-in-Chief of Medical Care - Driving Change and respiratory consultant.

Video

05/12/23

An introduction to NHS IMPACT

David Fillingham and Andrew Rochford discuss NHS IMPACT (Improving Patient Care Together) - the new, single, shared NHS improvement approach.

Video

12/04/23

Behind the paper: Development of a clinical respiratory QI faculty in an acute hospital using QI methodology

Behind the paper invites clinicians to explore their published work. This video discusses the current paper that was published by the Future Healthcare Journal and written by Lucy Boast, Judith Hampson, Emma Toplis, Fatima Al-Arrayed, Daniel Williams, Christopher Fewings, Lindsay Snell and Aklak Choudhury.

Video

10/04/23

So, what is Quality Improvement, anyway?

This series of videos is created by the team at Qipstart and kindly shared with Medical Care - driving change. The series of videos where showcased over 4 weeks and help guide you through starting a QI project, from analysing the problem to planning your initiative and measuring your outcomes.

Clinical Audits in Practice: Lessons from Parkinson’s UK

Speakers

Kim Davis

Dr Daniel Smith

RCP Improvement

An introduction to NHS IMPACT

Behind the paper: Development of a clinical respiratory QI faculty in an acute hospital using QI methodology

So, what is Quality Improvement, anyway?