Kquip Regions
KQuIP has identified that an effective regional network structure is critical for the delivery of tangible improvements for patients. KQuIP is working to support and liaise with the existing structure of regional delivery networks to ensure an effective local delivery arm and intelligence network that can deliver the spread and sustainability of embedded quality improvement. KQuIP and the regions will be focusing on three priority areas for national quality improvement projects. Home Therapies, Transplant First and Vascular Access. For more information on KQuIP?s national projects click here.
The regions that KQuIP is currently working with are:
Implementing a Fast Track Living Kidney Donor Assessment Clinic
The Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Transplant First KQuIP project
Improving Kidney Transplant rates in the South West through Kidney Quality Improvement Partnership
The South West KQuIP Transplant First project
Improving documentation of decisions on transplant status
Dorset County Hospital, part of the South West Transplant First KQuIP project
Prioritising kidney patients
The Southwest Transplant Centre - Work up of a potential kidney transplant recipient
Slides from 10th May Transplant in Southeast
Slides from 10th May Transplant in Southeast
Developing a strategy to reassess patient's technique when performing Peritoneal Dialysis and reduce the risk of Peritonitis
Royal Derby Hospital
Talk Transplant at eGFR25
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Transplant First KQuIP project
Home dialysis roadshows and patient education events
University Hospital of North Midlands DAYLife KQuIP project
Reducing unwarranted variation in peritonitis rates across the Leicester Renal Network
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust KQuIP DAYLife project
With thanks to our partner organisations
