There’s been a new article published by the British Medical Journal on quality improvement in which the author states that only people with formal training should undertake QI projects (I…
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We’re enjoying this latest series of Great British Bake Off…and wondered how much we can learn from the show to help us with Quality Improvement.. What’s your signature dish? There’s…
Joy in Work is a difficult concept. It means different things to different people. It is intangible; there one minute, gone the next. Measuring it in individuals, departments, organisations has…
Its not an understatement to say that winning the Sir Peter Carr Award in July 2017 has changed our lives. What began as a faintly ridiculous story about messy bedrooms…
Everyone always refers to 3 being the magic number but we (Dan & Rachel) believe it is actually 2! Over 6 years ago when we first met, we both felt…
We are delighted to welcome a guest blogger to @15s30m this week. Ann is an avid tweeter and dietician, in addition to being one of our #15s30m Heroes. We’ll let…
15s30m: two years on Its almost exactly two years since we sat in a sunny office together for what we call a “big pen, big paper” session. The sort of…
This month’s blog is from Leah Callighan, Ward Manager at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. “As a Ward Manager, I feel in an incredibly privileged position that I have the…
A friend recently returned from India, having spent time with a development project helping women and children in one of the poorest communities in the world. The thing which is…
Conversations over the last week have left us reflecting on how we can raise the profile of Joy in Work. The urgency of workforce retention was highlighted in a recent…