Maitreya Coffey

Jan 11, 2025 | qualitysafety.bmj.com | Maitreya Coffey |Kelly Smith |Temerty Faculty

Healthcare quality improvement Leadership Quality improvement In their article in this issue of BMJ Quality and Safety, ‘We listened and depended on and supported each other’, Ginsburg et al examine how leaders shaped the site-level experience in a quality improvement collaborative aimed at improving safety in long-term elder care.1 They performed a secondary thematic analysis of an existing mixed-methods data set generated from over 150 leaders and staff at 31 sites, where the qualitative...