Research
Our work programme consists of the following projects:
Informatics for Improvement
Pharmacist and Data-driven Quality Improvement in Primary Care (PQDIP): a qualitative study of implementation barriers and facilitators
Informatics for Improvement
What are the data needs to support improvement activities in GP Clusters?
Informatics for Improvement
Aims to explore how data can be optimised to facilitate improvements in primary care
Knowledge into Action
Mixed-methods evaluation of a national fellowship programme to build improvement capacity and capability
Knowledge into Action
Feasibility of integrating evidence-based behaviour change techniques within a massive open online course (mooc) to influence practice change
Knowledge into Action
A Realistic Evaluation of a Care and Compassion MOOC – PhD Study
Knowledge into Action
From Framework to Real Work: A Realistic Evaluation of the Impact of Two Learning Activities on a Complex Adaptive System – PhD Study
Knowledge into Action
Understanding, forming and fostering a culture of Transformative Innovation in Health and Social Care
Large-scale Sustainable Change
Evidence into Practice: Breastfeeding & Kangaroo skin-to-skin care for babies and families in neonatal units in Scotland. A realist evaluation: what works for whom & in what settings?
Large-scale Sustainable Change
Implementation, at scale, of a model to support NICE Guidelines for the management of Osteoarthritis (OA) in primary care
Large-scale Sustainable Change
Motivating Change: a grounded theory of how to achieve large-scale, sustained change, co-created with improvement organisations across the UK
Large-scale Sustainable Change
Examining the impact on local service delivery: formulating, implementing and enacting national policies across Scotland
Mechanisms of Improvement
What works, for whom, and in what setting? A realist review on the influence of contextual factors on healthcare quality improvement initiatives
Mechanisms of Improvement
Medical Students as Agents of Change: A qualitative exploratory study of student and staff experiences
Mechanisms of Improvement
Co-designing educational solutions to support the third sector’s improvement capacity and capability
Mechanisms of Improvement
Achieving a balanced accounting of quality improvement impact: A qualitative analysis of interview data, narrative review and modified Delphi study
Mechanisms of Improvement
The development of an intervention to support midwives in addressing health behaviours with pregnant women – PhD Study
Mechanisms of Improvement
Developing an integrated health care quality improvement and research method to improve processes and outcomes – examining transitions from hospital to home for stroke patients
Mechanisms of Improvement
The perspectives of service managers/planners regarding how co-creation is understood, implemented and sustained as part of improvement programme delivery within the health and social care context in Scotland: A qualitative study
Mechanisms of Improvement
In Autumn 2018, SISCC held a cross-sectoral seminar to explore behaviour change approaches and ideas to address existing challenges and consider new ways to deliver improvement initiatives
