The RCP Chief Registrar Programme is a flagship leadership development programme for trainee doctors who are committed to quality improvement. 

The RCP's Health Informatics Unit is working on behalf of the PRSB to carry out the Integrated Urgent Care project in order to define information recording and sharing requirements of integrated urgent care services.

The Health Informatics Unit's (HIU) 'Document naming standard' project will ensure digital health records are appropriately named for safe and effective retrieval within the health and social setting, as well as their transfer across all care settings.

The NHS relies on teams to design, deliver and develop world-class patient care. Effective team-working reduces medical errors, increases patient safety and improves patient mortality rates. Crucially, it also leads to reduced stress and higher job satisfaction.

Patient safety is the prevention of errors and adverse effects associated with healthcare.

The National Mortality Case Record Review Programme, which ended on 30 June 2019, implemented a standardised methodology to review care received by patients who had died.

The Future Hospital development sites were selected to put the principles of the future hospital into practice.

The Tell us your story initiative is an online library of case studies from clinically-led service improvement projects in the NHS.