ACQUIRE was founded by two teaching hospitals — AIC Kijabe Hospital and Kenyatta National Hospital — to drive quality improvement research led by frontline healthcare workers. Hear how it began.
More about us →Every poster is made by a champion — their photo, their role, what keeps them pushing on the system.
Three-minute stories from the ward: one problem, one change idea, what the data showed.
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Eight connected conversations on quality improvement and patient safety.
“Healthcare reaches its full potential when improvement becomes everyone’s everyday work.”
Inspired by Dr. Lucian LeapeExplore the Forum →Course intakes, forum dates, graduation and the annual report.
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Online foundations in QI and patient safety science.
Learn more → 02Hospital teams run a real QI project with a coach.
Learn more → 03Hospital leaders building systems that sustain improvement.
Learn more → 04Every project, poster and presentation — by topic and country.
Explore →The frontline health worker knows what’s really happening with the patient.
Frontline QI happens when peers work in cross-disciplinary teams, look at real-time data, test change ideas and build feedback loops — bottom-up, not top-down.
About ACQUIRE →Since 2020, ACQUIRE has conducted implementation research to guide healthcare workers in enhancing the quality of care across the African continent.
ACQUIRE seeks to build learning health systems that ensure high-quality healthcare for everyone in sub-Saharan Africa.
Healthcare systems are characterized by continuous learning that results in quality care for all.
To strengthen the capacity of frontline healthcare workers, institutions, and governments to apply rigorously-performed quality improvement research to everyday practice in sub-Saharan Africa.
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