9th March 2021
Quality Standard for Imaging – Consultation
View our complete evidence-based Quality Standards for a wide range of services. Quality Standards that may be used freely by NHS and social care organisations across the United Kingdom for the purpose of improving health services.
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For the level of reporting that QRS provides, our comprehensive range of services provide extremely good value for money.
We don’t just look at one narrow aspect of patient care, our approach is to look at the entire patient pathway……
The patient voice is a strong element of our reviews.
We are extremely thorough.
Take a look at our latest reportsQRS has a comprehensive range of services, and the assurance it provides is extremely good value for money.
QRS have published a range of standards in many clinical areas.
QRS reviews don’t just look at one narrow aspect of patient care, our approach is to look at the entire patient pathway. The patient voice is a strong element of our reviews.
Our key strengths are
– a peer to peer approach.
– learning and improvement
– a focus on good practice
– a strong internal governance
Take a look at our latest reports
Download Business case This document is written to support services in developing a business case for a QRS review. It is not a template as each organisation is different, but rather it is written to support the service lead in compiling the evidence into a local template.
Please contact us if we can provide you any support in developing the case. We have a track record of high quality reviews spanning over 10 years.
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