We have a new name!
For three decades, the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare has brought together people from around the world to share ideas, tackle challenges, and improve health and care.
We’re excited to announce our next chapter.
The International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare has become the Healthcare Improvement Forum.
Our new name reflects what you’ve always brought to this community: energy, momentum, and an unwavering commitment to improvement as an active, ongoing process.
Our name has changed, but everything that matters stays the same.
✅ Same programming: the world-class insights you expect.
✅ Same partnership: proudly presented by BMJ Group and Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI).
✅ Same mission: advancing quality and safety worldwide. (Note: Your accounts, registrations, and submitted work are entirely unaffected).
Here’s to the next 30 years.
Questions? Reach out to events@bmj.com or check our FAQs
Improvement in practice: four stories from the Forum
For 30 years, the Forum has brought together people working to improve quality and safety in healthcare. These case studies show what that looks like in practice — how ideas and learning shared through the Forum have helped teams tackle real challenges, improve care and take new approaches back to their organisations and communities.
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