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Quality Accounts

Quality Account documents

From June 2010, all health service providers have to submit a report about the quality of their services. Most organisations already use a system to publish Quality Accounts and maintain their profile pages on NHS Choices. For those without editing rights we will list the Quality Accounts on this page. To check your provider's profile, use the Find NHS trusts link.

Gradually, more and more healthcare providers will be able to edit their profile pages themselves. Acute trusts and independent sector providers will be able to upload Quality Accounts onto their profile pages from June 18 2010. All documents uploaded before this date will then be moved to the provider's profile page.

Also read the guide on how to submit Quality Accounts. 

 

 

 

A-Z of health service providers' Quality Accounts

Quality Accounts A-C show

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Quality Accounts D-F show

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Quality Accounts G-I show

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Quality Accounts J-L show

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Quality Accounts M-O show

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Quality Accounts P-R show

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Quality Accounts S-U show

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Quality Accounts V-Z show

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Our rules

Last reviewed: 06/06/2010

Next review due: 05/06/2012

Finding Quality Accounts

This section list Quality Accounts for some organisations only. Acute trusts and independent sector providers are able to publish their Quality Account on their NHS Choices profile page. Mental health trusts will also have access to this facility in the next months.

To access other Quality Accounts for trusts not listed here select the Find NHS trusts link provided here and search for the trust you are interested in.

PDF requirements

A PDF's metadata should contain a title, an author (which can be an organisation), a subject (a short description of what the document is) and some keywords. Fields are provided for these items in the document properties.

Please ensure that the PDF's security settings do not allow editing. The settings should, however, allow printing, content copying, page extraction and filling of form fields.

Finally, PDFs should be 'tagged for accessibility', which is something you have the option of doing when creating a PDF.

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