Centre for Sustainab

Name: Centre for Sustainab - AI Visibility Score
Creator: Engagemii
Published: 2026-07-05T02:34:18.435Z
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About Centre for Sustainab

Have to do a QI project? Why not do one that both improves patient care but also environmental, social and financial outcomes. Use the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Free Sustainable Quality Improv

Key Topics

Sustainability in Quality Improvement

The sustainable value equation is not designed to be solved, or reduced to a single number. It should be used to guide holistic thinking, so that all aspects of the equation are considered in quality improvement projects.

The SusQI Framework Sustainability in QI (or SusQI) recognises that there are finite environmental, social and financial resources available to deliver a high standard of patient care. The overall goal of incorporating sustainability into quality improvement is to maximise sustainable value. This means to deliver the best possible health outcomes with minimum financial, environmental and social resources, while adding positive social value at every opportunity. SusQI embeds The Principles of Sustainable Healthcare: prevention, patient empowerment and self-care, lean clinical pathways and low-carbon alternatives.

How SusQI fits with Quality Improvement Rather than being a replacement for traditional QI, SusQI is designed to embed sustainability into current QI theory and practice, and thus provide practical tools to support healthcare staff in contributing to health-system transformation. Including sustainability and resource stewardship into QI allows health professionals to respond to the ethical challenges of climate change and social inequalities. It also benefits the QI process itself: inspiring new energy for change, highlighting waste and opportunities otherwise overlooked, and directing projects systematically towards the highest value improvements.

“Healthcare should be considered not only in terms of what can be delivered to an individual today, but also to the population in general and the patients of the future.” Atkinson S, Ingham J, Cheshire M, Went S. Defining quality and quality improvement. Clinical Medicine. 2010 Dec;10(6):537.