Become a King's Improvement Science Partnership Steering Group Public Member!

News – 8 February 2022

King's Improvement Science is looking to recruit 3 people with experience of using any kind of health or social care services in South East London to their steering group, to help decide what research they should undertake and how.
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King’s Improvement Science (KIS) is a research programme funded by King’s Health Partners (KHP) made up of a small team of researchers and quality improvement experts. Their aim is to help improve health services in south-east London. 

The steering group will help to make decisions about King's Improvement Science's research projects: what areas they should research and how, within their broad goal of researching improvement to health and social care services in south-east London. They want people with personal experience involved as early in this process as possible so that the work they do is relevant to the people who use these services. 

Find out more about the role here - KIS Partnership Steering Group Public Member Role Description 

Application forms:

Please email your completed application to: kis_involvement@kcl.ac.uk by midnight on 13th February 2022.

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