Author: Improvement Cymru

Ross Nowell and Tom Damsell delivering the first Fundamentals of Lean course.

Improvement Cymru Academy: Introducing the Lean Training Series

The Improvement Cymru Academy is excited to introduce its Lean training series, designed to help NHS Wales staff deliver effective, sustainable improvements. As the training arm of Improvement Cymru, we provide practical, collaborative learning to support teams in driving meaningful change. Our new Lean series equips healthcare staff with tools

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The power of visual illustration: From ancient cave art to modern communication tools

By Liz Tucker, Learning Disability Improvement Manager As International Day of Education is celebrated around the world, it feels the perfect time to share with you how our Learning Disability programme has brought visual learning to life. Visual illustration has deep roots in human history, from ancient cave paintings to

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Communities and teamwork; Leading improvements in dementia care across North Wales

By Ian Dovaston, Senior Improvement Manager I thought that this blog should focus on Improvement Cymru’s visit to North Wales at the end of October. This three-day excursion was to really get to grips and understand how the All Wales Dementia Care Pathway of Standards is being put into action

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International Day of Persons with Disabilities | Reducing restrictive practice in Wales

By David O’Brien, Senior Improvement Manager, Learning Disability International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which takes place today (3 December), is backed by the United Nations. This is important because whether they take place on a specific day or over the course of a week or month, having high profile

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Highlighting the power of collaboration and lived experience: Reflections on the 2024 Alzheimer Europe Conference

By Nigel Hullah, Chair of Three Nations Dementia Working Group and Dementia Advocate  In October, Nigel Hullah, Chair of Three Nations Dementia and dementia advocate, attended the Alzheimer Europe Annual Conference in Geneva. In Nigel’s own words, he discusses the importance of collaboration between organisations and listening to those with lived

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