The QIPP end of life care workstream blog

This blog is a work in progress designed to support those involved with the NHS QIPP end of life care workstream. It aims to bring together good practice and stimulate open and frank debate on how we can deliver a good death.

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Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention (QIPP)

The quality, innovation, productivity and prevention (QIPP) challenge is about delivering high quality care in a tighter economic climate. End of life care is one of the twelve QIPP workstreams. It focuses on improving systems and practice for identifying people as they approach the end of life and planning their care, in particular for high risk groups, such as those in residential and nursing homes.

Find out about the End of Life Care QIPP workstream on the Department of Health website

QIPP resources online

NHS Evidence – QIPP

Launched in December 2009, this is a collection of evidence to support quality and productivity at a local level.

It provides real examples of how staff are improving quality and productivity across the NHS and social care, and more.

Visit NHS Evidence – QIPP

NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement

The Institute for Innovation and Improvement website has several relevant sections:

Cost and quality homepage
The Institute is developing a website tool that will identify key products and services available to support you in your challenge to deliver QIPP.

Visit the Cost and quality homepage

QIPP: Establishing the Evidence
A project to collate and expand the evidence of how to improve quality whilst making efficiency savings.

Visit QIPP: Establishing the Evidence

The Map of Medicine

Map of Medicine is a key tool in helping local health communities safely reduce their costs while improving the quality of healthcare delivery, goals central to the QIPP agenda.

Visit the Map of Medicince website

Improving the Productivity of the English NHS

This Research Bulletin summarises the results of the Centre for Health Economics’ research into efficiency and productivity in the NHS in England.

Download Improving the Productivity of the English NHS from the Centre for Health Economics research website


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