About
We are developing a community for clinicians at different professional stages, from people with extensive experience in the area to those just starting out in their career who are interested in building skills. We aim to create a safe space where ideas, methodologies and learnings can be shared in an engaging way, through regional face to face events, online drop ins and trust visits.
We are looking at developing a new clinically led improvement offer to implement and deliver quality improvement projects in NHS Trusts and systems across the UK. We would like this community to help us shape what this could look like.
Upcoming events
Community drop in with special guest, Professor Julian Redhead
Dates: 06 August 4-5pm - online
Join Dr Aklak Choudhury, Clinical Director for Improvement Programmes for an interactive community drop-in session. Aklak will facilitate attendees through action learning sets, giving everyone an opportunity to have their voice heard and to work through thorny issues in an effective and engaging way.
We will also be joined by Professor Julian Redhead, emergency medicine consultant and national clinical director for urgent and emergency care, where we will discuss the urgent and emergency care recovery plan. This is a follow on to the face-to-face session held at Medicine25, the RCP’s flagship conference.
Join drop in for 06 August 2025
Coming together to refresh improvement resources
Date: 30 July 2-3pm
During the initial drop-in sessions of the Medical Care- driving change improvement community, it was highlighted that there is a lack of standardised improvement guides. There is a need for a working group to support in updating RCP's offer for improvement and helping us to shape the Medical Care – driving change improvement guide.
Join us for this online kick off session where together we will set out a plan to bring this work together.
Get involved and join on 30 July 2025
Tell us more about you - Complete the survey
We want to know more about our community members and the experience and interests you have, particularly how they may align to our portfolio of delivery opportunities. If you are interested in getting involved, please fill out this survey
The benefits of being a member
Forming connections:
As well as meeting like minded people with a shared interest in innovation and improvement, there will also be the opportunity to gain exposure to senior leaders within the RCP, within NHSE and our Board level clients in providers and systems and the opportunity to be part of and learn from our partnership ecosystem
Showcasing your work:
Opportunity to showcase your clinical improvement work across the UK as part of our projects, workshops, roundtables and summits, as well as the opportunity to feature your work on Medical Care – driving change
Engaging in improvement projects:
The opportunity to be a key expert in one of our improvement projects and thus being able to spread the learning from projects you have delivered successfully in your organisation to other NHS Trusts and systems across the UK. Work with other health providers and systems enabling you to see and learn from others and bring that back to your local specialty/organisation