Case Studies

Public Health Wales partnered with SimplyDo to connect staff ideas to strategy, embed structured improvement, and demonstrate tangible organisational value through a consistent, scalable improvement

Driving improvement in the public sector is complex, but partnering with industry offers a powerful opportunity to co-deliver innovative solutions to complex problems

Working in partnership with SimplyDo enabled Rolls-Royce Defence to identify, qualify and engage innovative organisations.

Capturing and managing change is challenging yet essential. Welsh Blood Service introduced the 5 Minute Improvement methodology to formalise Service Improvement and support their 5-year strategy.

How a housing association works with its suppliers is crucial. This is particularly important with the requirement to decarbonise social housing stock in line with net zero commitments.

Bringing together innovation from across the public and the voluntary sectors can be challenging. But public services need fresh ideas to save money and drive improvement through collaboration.

The role of innovation in healthcare has never been more important. There is a huge opportunity for our healthcare services to work more closely with industry.

The need for blockchain solutions is huge and world events have shown the fragility of current critical technology. But implementing blockchain technology carries risks as well as rewards.

How a health board engages with supply chains is critical to delivering improved health services. This is particularly important with significant increases in patient demand.

How an Ambulance Service manages its time and resources is critical. Ensuring their teams are looked after physically and mentally is a key component to this.

How a health board connects with its staff is crucial. Ensuring their ideas are heard and actioned drives quality improvement ensuring our communities are kept healthy.

It is critical for the defence industry to continuously innovate to combat ever changing security threats. This is particularly important with the ongoing unrest across the world.

CHC represent 30 housing associations across Wales and are the leading voice of the social housing sector, promoting relief of financial hardship through housing construction and improvement

Activating research and innovation across education and industry is crucial. London Metropolitan University launched a challenge to enhance the inclusivity at Arsenal FC match days.