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A clearer record of review meetings.

Health and care organisations bring different professional perspectives together to review quality, services and complex cases. The following are examples of meeting settings that could fit Review and Comply.

MEETINGS IN YOUR SETTING

Which of these feels familiar?

Illustrative examples of meeting types, rather than a list of customers or a fixed set of meeting templates.

EXAMPLE 01

Quality and safety review meetings

Review an identified quality theme or concern and examine the reports and evidence presented to the meeting.

Typical papers
Quality reports, review findings, feedback and relevant service information.
A useful meeting record
Questions and responses, the perspectives discussed and the group’s findings or recommendations.
EXAMPLE 02

Service improvement panels

Compare proposals for improving a service and consider the evidence, practical implications and differing views.

Typical papers
Improvement proposals, evaluation reports, service feedback and options papers.
A useful meeting record
The options considered, panel views and the reasons supporting the recommendation.
EXAMPLE 03

Multidisciplinary case review meetings

Bring relevant professional perspectives together to discuss a case and the information presented for review.

Typical papers
Case summaries, relevant assessments, review reports and supporting papers.
A useful meeting record
The contributions, responses, individual reasoning and conclusions of the review.
BRING THE MEETING TO LIFE

See the meeting
in context.

The illustrative agenda shows how a meeting might focus on the evidence, the questions participants need to explore and the conclusions it needs to record.

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ILLUSTRATIVE AGENDA

Service quality review

  1. Review findings

    Consider the evidence and the matters raised in the reports.

  2. Professional perspectives

    Explore questions and responses from those contributing.

  3. Meeting conclusions

    Record the findings, recommendations and supporting reasons.

Example discussion topics · fictional meeting
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