BLOG April 4, 2016 by Jo Hingley
The Carter review – where are we now and what happens next?
BLOG March 15, 2016 by Jo Hingley
Big data can play a part in improving healthcare, but we can use it to make improvements in safety today
BLOG February 15, 2016 by Jo Hingley
Leading for change at the CHKS Surveyor Update Day 2016
BLOG February 8, 2016 by Jo Hingley
Longer-term service planning and local investment requires a different approach to assessing need
BLOG January 4, 2016 by Chet Chudasama
A day in the life of Derby Teaching Hospitals A&E
BLOG December 22, 2015 by Jo Hingley
A day in the life of a CHKS accreditation client manager – Geraldine Reynolds
BLOG December 18, 2015 by Gary
The case for greater transparency in commissioning of specialised services by Paul Fitzsimmons
BLOG December 18, 2015 by Gary
Variation in performance is something we see from month to month by Jason Harries
BLOG December 18, 2015 by Gary
Award winning trusts involve their clinicians in the analysis of local activity data
BLOG December 18, 2015 by Gary
SHMI is a good starting point, but is one in a basket of indicators that can be used to highlight areas for further investigation
BLOG December 18, 2015 by Gary
Rising to the 2015 agenda – The CHKS view by Jason Harries
BLOG December 18, 2015 by Gary
More hospitals recording acute care patients with a history of dementia
BLOG December 18, 2015 by Gary
Total emergency admissions fall by a fifth at the weekend
