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Maintain focus on areas that will have the greatest impact

CYPIC Autumn Newsletter - October 2024
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The Children and Young People Improvement Collaborative brings focus, connection and method where it is most needed to improve the wellbeing and life chances of children and young people in Scotland.

Welcome to CYPIC

CYPIC is an ever-growing network of improvers with the shared purpose of getting it right for every child and young person in Scotland so that they grow up loved, safe and respected to realise their potential.
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The collaborative is supported by the national CYPIC Hub – a team of improvement advisors working in Scottish Government. The team focuses on supporting national priority areas to apply the quality improvement journey both strategically and at targeted local level, while working with partners to build learning networks around the work.

If you are interested in applying a systematic approach to improvement using the Quality Improvement Journey, subscribe to our newsletter to hear about improvement work happening across Scotland.

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Our Method


The Quality Improvement Journey provides a methodology that can be followed at any level – from macro (large, national approaches) to the micro (team level).
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CYPIC Newsletters

Our quarterly newsletters share information about work to apply a systematic approach to improvement in services supporting children and families using the Quality Improvement Journey.
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CYPIC Quality Improvement Examples

Community Hub


Read about the QI journeys of ScIL and SCLIP graduates and the wider CYPIC community

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