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Further quality improvement (QI) drop-in cafes are to be held in August and September, for colleagues at Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust.

Thanks to a flash of brilliance in our physiotherapy team, a patient waiting list has been reduced by two weeks.

You can now book your place at our Quality Improvement (QI) Conference 2021.

Don’t forget, we have another quality improvement (QI) drop-in virtual café on Monday, 26 July, from 12noon – 2pm.

A virtual certificate presentation took place for healthcare assistants and senior healthcare assistants at Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT) who have completed an in-house course to improve competencies and skills. Those receiving their certificates were congratulated on their effort and hard work during what has been a challenging year with their “graduation” including

Sarah Denton, a Clinical Co-ordinator with Thanet Long Term Services, at Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust, presented her quality improvement (QI) project to a national audience last week, at the Government Events Patient Safety Conference 2021.

Colleagues at Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust (KCHFT) who would like to know more about quality improvement (QI) are invited to drop-in to our new virtual QI cafes.

The NHS National Director for Improvement Hugh McCaughey is to open our quality improvement (QI) conference in October.

Complex care nurse Claire Knight has won an award for the work she did to help improve the health of homeless people.