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By Hole Ousia Posted on October 11, 2017February 1, 2023

#followthefellows

Footnote: The two quotes about industrialisation and healthcare come from Intelligent Kindness by Ballat and Campling. The considerations on conferences are included in a this BMJ perspective This post is … Continue reading #followthefellows

Categories: History of medicine, Medical Education, Medical humanities, Medical writings, Narrative medicine, NHS Scotland, Omphalos films, PhilosophyTags: #followthefellows, #hisgoingglobal, A letter to Professor Jason Leitch, Alexander MacCallum Scott, Antiquary, award culture, BMJ, BMJ 2017;359:j4515, costometer, courage to care, cult, culture, Dashboards, Derek Feeley, Dr Peter Gordon, enigma of health, ethics, Fear of missing out on conferences, Florida Jaunt, follow the fellows, Freedom to speak up, fridge magnets, he turned down an OBE for his work connected with the war (WWI), Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Healthcare Improvement Scotland filming costs: £51000, HIS, Hole Ousia, hubs, IHI, IHI Fellows, IHI International forum, IHI International Forum: 'How to convince your boss', improvement science, Industrialisation, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, intelligent kindness, Jason Leitch, mantra, mechanical language, National Clinical Director, OBE, Omphalos, Omphalos films, Payments from NHS Scotland to the USA, Peter Gordon, philosophy, Professor Jason Leitch, QI, Realize your dreams, realize your dreans, rebel antiquary, Scottish Government, Social maverick, taxpayers foot the bill for healthcare chief's jaunts, The Antiquary, The Rebel Antiquary, Toolkits, Tools, tools of the trade, Traffic lights, What matters to me, What matters to you, World leading

By Hole Ousia Posted on July 17, 2017January 31, 2023

‘Improvement goggles’

What follows are three slides taken from a talk given by the Executive Clinical Director, Healthcare Improvement Scotland and IHI Fellow, given at the Edinburgh International Conference of Medicine in … Continue reading ‘Improvement goggles’

Categories: Medical Education, Medical humanities, NHS Scotland, Philosophy, ScotlandTags: #followthefellows, A letter to Professor Jason Leitch, a most determined "one organisation" approach that starts and ends with reductionist and mechanical algorithms, as a direct consequence of mandatory [HIS] screening that elderly and frail patients were frequently being prescribed powerful anti-psychotics such as Haloperidol, Change Page: “Don’t use antipsychotics routinely to treat agitation and aggression in people with dementia, cult, culture, dashboard, Derek Feeley, Doing damage in delirium, Doing damage in delirium the hazards of antipsychotic treatment in elderly people, Don Berwick, Edinburgh International Conference of Medicine in September 2016, fridge magnets, Haloperidol prescribing in NHS Scotland, Healthcare Improvement Scotland, HIS, hub, IHI, IHI Fellows, Improvement Fellows, Improvement Goggles, improvement science, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, it's about new skills and tools, Jason Leitch, mechanical, NHS Scotland, one organisation, over-arching, philosophy, pre-determinism, QI, QI connect, Realize your dreams, reductionism, Scottish Government, so much of the day is taken up with issuing and counting tools, SPSP, Toolkits, Tools, tools for the trade, tools of the trade, truly madly deeply

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