Peer Reviews are a supportive opportunity to improve quality and outcomes using both national standards and best practice. The real strength is the use of ‘peers’ (those doing the same job as you) who understand the challenges of delivering the service, and with whom a robust professional conversation about improvement and quality can be held.
Both reviewers and those being reviewed gain a lot of professional and service development from the review.
QRS use patient and service users in their review teams to ensure the patient voice and patient experience is strongly heard.
A QRS Review is:
Credible: QRS reviews are taken seriously by commissioners and providers. The reports lead to change and improvement.
Impartial: The review is written in the words of our reviewers, whose only interest in the service is to support improvement.
Each reviewers’ contribution is of equal value.
Quality: The ‘Quality’ in Quality Review Service is clear. A robust methodology and use of clinicians and patients who are fully trained in peer review.
Search our reviews database for reports of reviews undertaken.
For example search ‘Theatres’ for reviews using the Theatres and Anaesthetics Standards or ‘Children’ for reviews using the Towards Children & Young People’s Emotional Health standards or the Critically Ill Children Standards.
You can also search by location e.g. Wolverhampton or Walsall which will identify all reviews in that locality regardless of standards used.
22nd November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – North Staffordshire, September 2018
22nd November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children, Walsall Healthcare NHS Trust, September 2018
22nd November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Wye Valley NHS Trust, September 2018
22nd November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Wolverhampton, September 2018
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Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Worcestershire, September 2018
22nd November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire, September 2018
1st November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children, University Hospitals of Derby & Burton, September 2018
1st November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – South Warwickshire, September 2018
1st November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Shrewsbury & Telford Hospital NHS Trust, September 2018
1st November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Sandwell, September 2018
1st November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – University Hospitals Birmingham, September 2018
1st November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Birmingham Children’s, September 2018
1st November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – George Eliot, September 2018
1st November 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Dudley, September 2018
1st June 2018
Visit Report: Imaging – Walsall, March 2018
1st January 2018
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children, Emergency Department – Wolverhampton 2017
1st September 2017
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, June 2017
1st November 2016
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – Wye Valley NHS Trust, June 2016
1st October 2016
Visit Report: Critically Ill Children – University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust, 2016
1st July 2016
Visit Report: Care of Older People Living with Frailty – Walsall, April 2016
1st June 2016
Visit Report: Towards Children & Young People’s Emotional Health – Walsall, February 2016
1st June 2016
Visit Report: Towards Children & Young People’s Emotional Health – Walsall, Feburary 2016
1st June 2016
Visit Report: Theatres & Anaesthetics – Walsall, February 2016
