Quality Health Council

The Quality Health Council is a forum for those who manage, provide, and use health care services on Merseyside.

By providing an open environment where organisations can share their expertise and experience, it aims to raise the standard of services provided to our local population. This means delivering better results for patients by improving the quality of care and using more efficient systems and processes.

The council’s membership includes hospitals, dentists, GPs, voluntary organisations, and patient groups  By working in partnership and following best practice it will strive to exceed minimum standards.

Links to other relevant websites are provided below this article. If you have any further questions or would like to contact a member of the team please call Peter Groggins on 0151 296 7515. 

Download a background paper about the Quality Health Council.

Click here to download a presentation from the Quality Health Council meeting on July 14.  


Links to related websites: 

The Care Quality Commission – the independent regulator of health and social care in England.

National Patient Safety Agency 

Patient Safety First

Institute of Healthcare Management

NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement

The Josie King Foundation

Johns Hopkins Medicine

NHS Sefton

NHS Knowsley

Visit the Your Service section of this website for a list of the hospital and community services commissioned by Liverpool PCT.