Team Q Capacity Builder Survey Results Overview
Highlighting the results of a recent survey conducted by Team Q Capacity Builder, the findings reveal that over half of the respondents are ready to collect experiential data while lacking formal plans for utilizing and managing the collected data effectively. Information governance remains a challenge, with many expressing the need for clarity and guidance in this area. Team Q is working on developing a toolkit to support ADPs in understanding their roles and responsibilities better, with upcoming initiatives to provide training and guidance on data collection processes.
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Team Q Capacity Builder Survey Results Team Q Capacity Builder Survey Results 08/06/2022
Are folks ready to collect experiential data? Over half of APDs have people in place to collect data, with a further 23% close to having people in place. Team Q has trained around 69 people and will be offering additional training sessions this month.
Are folks ready to collect experiential data? Almost half of ADPs do not currently have a plan in place to utilise data to drive QI and evaluate change. Additionally, 77% of ADPs reported that they had no formal timetable in place to start collecting data.
Information governance continues to be a challenge Over 1/3 of ADPs have information governance requirements agreed and in place, but it was repeatedly mentioned in the survey that IG is an area where ADPs would like guidance and support. Roughly 2/3 of ADPs do not have a process in place to compile and report on interview results that can be shared back with MIST.
What were the main themes? Many ADPs asked for clarity and guidance around information governance requirements. There is a need for Team Q to continue to clarify the roles and responsibilities of what is expected from ADPs around the collection of experiential data. Many ADPs reported that they are in the beginning stages of this process as they are only now getting staff and resources into place. Some ADPs expressed concerns around maintaining anonymity when interviewing folks in smaller communities.
How we are going to help you Team Q are developing a toolkit that provides comprehensive guidance including SOPs, FAQs and best practice on the collection of experiential data. Coming soon! As ADP site visits commence, members of Team Q will be travelling to your ADP to assist and provide guidance on the collection of experiential data. Team Q are hosting a Teams Experiential Forum, bi-monthly on Tuesdays. Team Q are also planning an Experiential Support workshop for Experiential Leads (and others) details and date to be provided shortly.
