How a QI project led to improved patient support after a diagnosis of bladder cancer

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The AMaT Podcast

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20 episodes

4 months ago

The AMaT podcast celebrates the work done by healthcare professionals to improve patient safety using clinical audit, quality improvement, compliance, and other governance processes.

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The AMaT podcast celebrates the work done by healthcare professionals to improve patient safety using clinical audit, quality improvement, compliance, and other governance processes.

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How a QI project led to improved patient support after a diagnosis of bladder cancer

The AMaT Podcast

50 minutes 59 seconds

2 years ago

How a QI project led to improved patient support after a diagnosis of bladder cancer

For episode 15 of the Clinical Audit and Improvement Podcast, Mr Pallab Kumar Sarkar, and Mr Rustam Karanjia are joined by Hannah Waugh to discuss how a QI project led to improved patient support after a diagnosis of bladder cancer.

This episode's guests:

Pallab Kumar Sarkar is a Urology registrar based in Kent and Canterbury Hospital.

Rustam Karanjia is a Urology registrar based in Kent and Canterbury Hospital.

Hannah Waugh is a medical secretary in Urology based in Kent and Canterbury Hospital.

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