{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nQuality Manager (Kingston & Richmond) with South West London Integrated Care Board in London\n\n Please see the job description and person specification 1. Duties and Responsibilities Lead and develop quality assurance and monitoring programmes in conjunction with commissioning leads within the ICSs, SWL Alliance of ICSs and NHS England as appropriate. Lead and/or participate in quality visits to NHS Providers and independent contractors as required, including hospitals, nursing and care homes, and where appropriate in partnership with other commissioners and/or with external regulators. Work with commissioning colleagues in the development of relevant local, national and regional performance and key quality indicators for all Providers including the development and review of quality measures during procurement processes and monitoring once a contract has been awarded. Work proactively on the management and ongoing review of clinical risks and/or incidents ensuring that lessons are learned and shared following investigation and root cause analysis Lead the coordination and management of serious incidents, linking with NRLS and working in conjunction with NEL CSU quality, safety and performance colleagues, to ensure a consistent and resilient process to identify risks and hold providers to account for remedial actions. As senior work stream lead working internally and externally to deliver work programmes / projects, initiatives, ICS strategies and agreed objectives to time and in a cost effective way. Take lead responsibility for quality performance management of a portfolio of Providers and will need to analyse and interpret both quantitative and qualitative data in order to arrive at judgments on performance and the scale and scope of any necessary improvement action. Lead the development of quality metrics for inclusion in identified Provider contracts to ensure that all quality requirements are fully met and that improvements in quality can be demonstrated by all Providers. In conjunction with the Deputy Director of Quality, develop a comprehensive and cohesive annual work plan for quality in line with the strategic direction of the team. Determine the strategic planning of Department or Directorate projects, identifying interdependencies across projects/functions, potential impacts on wider organisation, resource requirements and building in contingency and adjustments as necessary. Determine the development of performance and governance strategies and the development and implementation of improvement programmes, in accordance with the ICSs and SWL Alliance priorities. The post holder will lead specific service reviews or project work which has a link to clinical quality/patient safety as requested, and in addition to a portfolio of providers, they will also take responsibility for a number of ICS-wide quality functions. Includes but not limited to: - Overall management of SIs working closely with NEL CSU - Management of GP Alert system/s (currently Amber Alerts and Make a Difference) - Management and oversight of the National Reporting & Learning System (NRLS) - Oversight of Quality in Care Homes - Oversight of Quality in Smaller ICS directly contracted services The post holder is a key member of the quality team whose overarching role is to work with the Deputy Director of Quality and Director of Quality, to provide strategic support to commissioned services including primary care, in order to improve and maintain quality within commissioned services. They will lead the development, implementation and delivery of agreed ICS priorities and requirements in terms of clinical quality and patient safety. The post holder will be responsible for the development and implementation of the Clinical Quality work programme in relation to quality assurance of commissioned services by the Clinical Commissioning Group (ICS). The role will embed a patient / clinical focus in all parts of the Clinical Quality work programme to ensure that outcomes of clinical governance systems and processes have optimum impact on the patient experience and on quality improvement across all service delivery areas of the ICS. The post holder will contribute to an effective clinical quality focus and involvement culture within commissioned services by leading on the development, monitoring and maintenance of effective patient safety through focused governance systems, supporting policy and strategy within performance monitoring of commissioned services. Lead and develop quality assurance and monitoring programmes in conjunction with commissioning leads within the ICSs, SWL Alliance of ICSs and NHS England as appropriate. Lead and/or participate in quality visits to NHS Providers and independent contractors as required, including hospitals, nursing and care homes, and where appropriate in partnership with other commissioners and/or with external regulators. Work with commissioning colleagues in the development of relevant local, national and regional performance and key quality indicators for all Providers including the development and review of quality measures during procurement processes and monitoring once a contract has been awarded. "}