In this episode, we're looking at how improvement can play a role in population health, with examples from Scotland to London. We hear about the approaches needed to achieve change that spans large systems and addresses inequities in experience and outcomes.

Our guests are Dominique Allwood, Director of Population Health at Imperial College Healthcare, and Ruth Glasborrow, director of Population Health and Wellbeing at Public Health Scotland.

Hosted by Penny Pereira, managing director of Q, and Matthew Taylor, chief executive, NHS Confederation, each episode aims to spotlight where improvement is working well, as well as the challenges it faces.

Links to relevant resources:

• Q theory of change
• Home | Institute for Healthcare Improvement
• Scottish Patient Safety Programme (SPSP) – Healthcare Improvement Scotland
• Home | PHS Learning
• Support to innovators - Imperial College Health Partners
• Scottish Prevention Hub - Edinburgh Futures Institute
• Execution of Strategic Improvement Initiatives to Produce System-Level Results | Institute for Healthcare Improvement
• Briefing: Improvement as mainstream business | The Health Foundation
• Q_Working_with_Data_to_Improve_Access_and_Address_Inequalitiesspreads.pdf
• Evidence hub: What drives health inequalities? - The Health Foundation
• UK’s campaign for improving health opportunities | Health Equals
• Revisiting Relational Coordination: A Systematic Review - Rendelle Bolton, Caroline Logan, Jody Hoffer Gittell, 2021
• Improving health and care at scale | NHS Confederation

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