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"Always Events® "… just another quality improvement tool … or is it?
Always Events® improve patient care by involving patients in identifying needs. Implementing this quality improvement methodology in radiology ensures patients are informed about wait times, enhancing their experience.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Quality Improvement
- Patient-Centered Care
- Radiology Services
Background:
- Always Events® are crucial aspects of healthcare experiences that should consistently occur.
- This methodology prioritizes patient input, starting with "what matters to you?" to drive improvements through coproduction.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the value of implementing an Always Event® in a hospital Radiology department.
- To demonstrate a rapid approach combining research, evaluation, and implementation of findings.
Main Methods:
- An Always Event® was conducted within the Radiology department at Warrington and Halton Hospitals.
- Patient, staff, and volunteer experiences were gathered to evaluate outcomes and impact.
Main Results:
- Patients expressed a need to be informed about examination waiting times.
- Over 90% of patients are now informed of their waiting time, a process embedded in daily activities.
Conclusions:
- Listening to patients and involving them in quality improvement significantly benefits the care experience.
- This approach fosters a positive research culture, advancing the profession and improving radiology services.
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