Welcome to BMJ Quality Improvement Reports, a new searchable repository of global quality improvement evidence and best practice. It aims to help healthcare professionals
improve healthcare by providing a new structured format for healthcare professionals to document innovations and excellence
in care.
Submissions are only accepted from subscribers to BMJ Quality Improvement Programmes to help make the published reports searchable and as useful as possible. Users are provided with an online template which
takes users step-by-step through an improvement project whilst helping them to document and share their work. Over 20 learning
resources, case examples and an on-call faculty of experts are available to help.
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Featured report
Cardiovascular health monitoring in patients with psychotic illnesses: A project to investigate and improve performance in primary and secondary care
Patients with psychotic illnesses are predicted to die 15 years younger than the national average. The chief cause is cardiovascular
disease. Evidence-based guidelines including those produced by the National Institute of Health and clinical Excellence and
the Quality Outcomes Framework, recommend regular monitoring of their cardiovascular risk.
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Quality Improvement
The BMJ Quality Improvement Programme provides an online template which takes users step-by-step through an improvement project
whilst helping them to document and share their work. Over 20 learning resources, case examples and an on-call faculty of
experts are available to help.
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Improvement.
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