Who we are
The National Quality Improvement (QI) Team supports services to lead sustainable improvements for safer better health care.
Our mission
“We work in partnership with staff and people who use our health and social care services to lead innovation and sustainable QI to achieve measurably better and safer care”
Role and function
To achieve our mission the National Quality Improvement Team will work across all levels of our health and social care service to champion, partner, demonstrate and enable for sustainable quality improvement.
Our Structure
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Strategic Plan 2019 - 2021 (Please click to read)
Thank you for your interest in our strategic plan. We welcome your feedback and suggestions!!! (Please use link to share your thoughts).
Framework for Improving Quality
National Safety Programmes
Other Quality Improvement Programmes
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How to contact us
Dr. Philip Crowley
National Director, Quality Improvement
HSE, Room 1.51, Dr. Steevens, Dublin 8, D08 W2A8
Audrey McEntagart
P.A. to Dr. Philip Crowley
National Quality Improvement Team
HSE, Room 1.51, Dr. Steevens, Dublin 8, D08 W2A8
Tel: +353(0)1 6352038
Email: nationalqid@hse.ie
John Kenny
National Quality Improvement Team Programme Manager
Email: john.kenny@hse.ie
www.qualityimprovement.ie
Follow us on Twitter @hseqi
Please check tabs on the left hand - side for contacts in the different sections within our team.
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Decision Making
The National Quality Improvement Team has no role in providing services or administrating schemes for patients or service users. It does engage in funding Quality Improvement Programmes and Initiatives. The decision making processes that apply to any such funding are the HSE Procurement Policies and Procedures.
Freedom of Information
The Freedom of Information Act 2014 gives each individual legal rights to access both personal and non- personal (corporate) records, to have personal records amended or deleted where the information is incorrect or misleading and the right to seek reasons for decisions that affect him/her.
Find out more about making a request under the Freedom of Information Act 2014.
Frequently Requested Information
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