Cat is responsible for the strategic direction of our board level development support in relation to Improvement – one of our key organisation priorities – building on our existing strengths as an organisation to meet member needs. Her work involves building strong relationships with senior stakeholders to influence emerging policy and leadership support, and leading on strategic delivery partnerships, bids and securing funding commissions.
She leads a team delivering externally funded programmes, including providing oversight on content design and outputs, finance and funding contracts, and contributes to the wider corporate focus on improvement linking in with comms, policy, and commercial lead colleagues.
Catherine Harrison and Jen Morgan discuss the second phase of our Improvement programme which seeks to unlock the full benefits of shared equitable improvement for provider collaboratives.
Catherine Harrison and Graham Martin, director of research at THIS Institute, discuss what NHS trusts working in provider collaboratives can learn from existing models of collaboration.
Catherine Harrison discusses sustaining high quality care in a time of transition as integrated care systems are established and examines whether risk management is getting enough attention.
Catherine Harrison
Our briefing outlines summarises key findings from the Freedom to Speak Up Guardian Survey 2020, as well as the recommendations and actions for FTSU Guardians, leaders and the healthcare system.
Catherine Harrison
Our briefing summarises key findings and recommendations from the HSIB report
Catherine Harrison
Our response to the NHS Engand and Improvement consultation on Patient Involvement in Patient Safety.
Catherine Harrison
The draft Complaints Standard Framework is a welcome step in offering clear guidance for trusts but there are areas where the guidance could be finessed and further developed.
Catherine Harrison
Catherine Harrison discusses psychological safety during the pandemic and why it is important for the wellbeing of health and care workers.
Catherine Harrison
