Category: Event
Help us test a new tool for starting change well
Our fifth Reflective Practice Session for the Scottish Approach to Change will take place on Tuesday 15 December 2026.
Meaningful co-production with Care Experienced people webinar
Meaningful co-production with Care Experienced people webinar.
Continuity of Care and Frailty Cluster Session – Opportunities beyond the DES
On 27 October and 4 November we held a cluster sharing and learning session for Cluster Quality Leads (CQLs) and Practice Quality Leads (PQLs) to share experiences on initiating a QI approach to the Continuity of Care and Frailty Directed Enhanced Service (DES).
The Delayed Discharge improvement programme – Learning system webinar: Learning from Phase 2, good practice in Mental Health and Learning Disabilities
Learning system webinar for the Delayed Discharge programme from the Responsive Support team in the Community Engagement Transformational Change Mental Health unit. The webinar’s focus is on learning from Phrase 2 and good practice in Mental Health and Learning Disabilities.
Building change momentum – Scottish Approach to Change Webinar
Join us for a Scottish Approach to Change webinar where we will focus on building change momentum within your teams, services and organisations.
Frailty Directed Enhanced Service (DES) and Continuity of Care: September 2026
Frailty Directed Enhanced Service (DES) and Continuity of Care: September 2026
Get involved in the Healthcare Improvement Scotland Annual Review 2026
This year’s Annual Review will take place on Monday 2 November from 09:30-11am.
Healthcare Improvement Scotland Annual Review 2026
Healthcare Improvement Scotland Annual Review 2026
Using collaborative, imaginative and creative methods to engage with people in recovery webinar
Join us on 14 October to learn more about our work with Harbour Ayrshire to involve people in recovery in co-creating journey maps.
Scottish Approach to Change Learning Community – How do we prototype and test a change idea?
On Tuesday 13 October, we hosted our fourth reflective practice session for the Scottish Approach to Change community
