This podcast is brought you by The Healthcare Improvement Studies Institute (also known as THIS Institute) at the University of Cambridge.
At THIS Institute, we believe that action to improve healthcare should be always grounded in evidence and should generate evidence too. That’s why we work closely with patients, healthcare staff, and other stakeholders to co-create an actionable evidence base that drives real improvements in healthcare quality and safety.
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This podcast is brought you by The Healthcare Improvement Studies Institute (also known as THIS Institute) at the University of Cambridge.
At THIS Institute, we believe that action to improve healthcare should be always grounded in evidence and should generate evidence too. That’s why we work closely with patients, healthcare staff, and other stakeholders to co-create an actionable evidence base that drives real improvements in healthcare quality and safety.
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Visit THIS Institute’s website for the latest healthcare improvement research.
Listen to THIS is our podcast page where you’ll find more information about the series.
You can also follow us on LinkedIn, X (Twitter) and BlueSky.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Can principles from design and the integration of technology help us improve quality and care for patients through better research? What boundaries are encountered when different disciplines are applied to finding innovative solutions to challenges in healthcare?
In this episode, host Kristina Wanyonyi-Kay is joined by Graham Pullin, Kurannen Baaki and Niels Peek to explore what taking a holistic approach to improving healthcare can look like. They discuss:
· How the design of a prosthetic limb can define its relationship with its wearer, and how they are seen by others
· The role facilities management can play in creating an efficient hospital workplace that improves patient outcomes
· Whether technologists underestimate the complexity of healthcare services and how we can take advantage of the opportunities that new technologies and data present
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Listen to THIS is the healthcare research podcast which explores how we can improve the quality and safety of healthcare, diving into both current and longstanding healthcare challenges and shining a light on the work that's being done to address them.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.