Ebooks
Thinking Differently Guide from NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement -This book is a practical, introductory guide to thinking differently. It is not a comprehensive blueprint nor is it designed to make you an expert in thinking. But it will get you started on a journey of thinking differently, and therefore doing things differently, that we hope continues well into your future. [Last checked: 03/07/17]
Journals
European Journal of Innovation Management – This Journal publishes research on all aspects of innovation management in organizational contexts. Full text is not available via NHS Open Athens but we can get articles through our Inter Library Loans service.
BMJ Innovations – is a peer reviewed online journal that publishes basic, clinical, translational, and epidemiological studies of all aspects of medical innovations (Open Access).
Videos
Academy of Fabulous Stuff– A repository of inspirational ideas for NHS innovations and ideas
Websites
NHS England- Innovation portal – Find NHS England innovation activity
NHS Improvement – Improvement Hub – improvement tools, resources and ideas from across the health sector
LifeQI – a web software platform built to support and manage quality improvement work in health and social care.
QI4U – eLearning modules that aim to make implementing improvements in healthcare
NHS Improvement Hub – gives access to improvement tools, resources and ideas from across the health sector.
The Health Foundation – Improvement projects, tools, resources
Health Innovation Network South London -Academic health sciences network for south London
NHS Employers– provide practical advice and information, and generate opportunities to network and share knowledge and best practice.
Nesta – is a global innovation foundation
Agency for Clinical Innovation – Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI) works with clinicians, consumers and managers to design and promote better healthcare.
Igniting Innovations Resource Hub – You can find useful documents, reports, publications, case studies
The Academy of Fabulous NHS Stuff – The Academy of Fabulous NHS Stuff is an opportunity to turn dreams into action
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants – Topic Gateway series no:38 includes a basic definition, a brief overview and a fuller explanation of practical application. [Last checked: 03/07/17]
Reports
The journey so far, connecting improvement across UK- insights and progress three years on – This report published by the Health Education England shares the progress and learning from this initiative three years in, summarising the key messages of interest. [Last checked: 28/09/18]
The spread challenge, How to support the sucessful uptake of innovations and improvement in health care – This report investigates the factors affecting the successful uptake of innovations in healthcare. [Last checked: 28/09/18]
Improving quality in the English NHS – A strategy for action -This King’s Fund report describes key features of a quality improvement strategy and the role of organisations at different levels in realising it, offering 10 design principles to guide its development. [Last checked: 09/02/18]
A year of integrated care systems, reviewing the journey so far – This Kings Fund report aims to understand how Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) are developing, and identify emerging lessons for local systems and national policy-makers. [Last checked: 09/02/18]
Against the odds: Successfully scaling innovation in the NHS – This report published by the Innovation Unit and the Health Foundation calls for new approaches to scaling tried and tested health care innovations. It highlights the need to create the right conditions to spread these successfully across the NHS. [Last checked: 09/02/18]
Transforming health care through collaboration– This report published by nesta innovation foundation explores the ways that companies, governments and researchers around the world are collaborating to improve the innovation process in health, from the way that problems are identified to how new products and services are created and then adopted by providers of healthcare. [Last checked: 10/07/17]