Quality Governance Collaborative
The QGC is an independent, neutral, non-governmental body committed to developing a new, integrated approach to quality governance across sectors.
The QGC Fellowship will now be formally delivered in partnership with Strathclyde Executive Education and Development embedding the programme within one of the UK’s leading business schools.
Expert consultanicy services for invited governance reviews and projects. Delivered by our expert led faculty that offer hands on experience.
Learn from Leading Experts
Gain insights from internationally recognised academics, governance specialists and senior private & public sector leaders. Faculty contributors include Angela Graham KC, Prof Paul Gray, Prof John Brown and many others.
Tackle Governance Challenges
Explore critical issues including : Governance principles & values, legal implications of governance, intergated & system wide governence, ethics & public involvement and Data & AI governance.
Apply Learning Through Practice
Undertake a workplace-based governance project, supported through expert guidance, regukar online check-ins and enabling immediate organisational impact.Â
Build High Level Professional Networks
Join a diverse cohort of senior leaders commited to strengthening governance and improving outcomes across sectors.
Past CohortÂ
" The CGC Fellowship gave me the space and structure to properly develop become the Quality Governance Blueprint, something I've been mulling for a while but never been able to put into writing. The expert faculty and peer network was invaluable, hearing how other trusts were tackling similar challenges, gave validation to my approach. 2 years on, although not fully implemented, I have gained valuable insight and drafted the 2nd Edition, all of which wouldn't have been possible without the guidance I received during my time on the Fellowship. "
Jit Olk is Director of Quality at Great Ormond Street Hospital, where he leads clinical audit, outcome and assurance, GIRFT, Quality Improvement and analytics. During his time on the Quality Governance Fellowship, he developed the GOSH Quality Governance Blueprint and now joins the faculty to support the next cohort.
" This fellowship has been an invaluable opportunity to deepen my understanding of quality governance, patient safety, quality improvement, and leadership within healthcare. Working alongside colleagues from diverse professional backgrounds has provided fresh perspectives and reinforced the importance of collaboration in driving meaningful and sustainable improvements across our health services.
I am grateful to the programme faculty, mentors, and fellow participants for their support, expertise, and shared commitment to improving healthcare quality and outcomes.
I look forward to applying the knowledge, skills, and networks gained through this fellowship to continue supporting high-quality, safe, and effective care within the NHS "Dr. Alison McGovern
Assistant Director, GM Local Maternity & Neonatal System (LMNS)
Maternity & CYP, GMEC Strategic Clinical Network (SCN)
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Fellow of Quality Governance Collaborative (QGC) (RCPE)
Key Fellowship Themes
01
Board-level Governance & Accountability
The working board, governance structures, and effective
non-executive oversight.
02
Regulatory & Legal Frameworks
Scrutiny, regulation, legal implications, and developing
compliant governance models.
03
AI, Data & Ethics in Governance
Contemporary governance challenges including data
governance, AI accountability, and public involvement.
04
Global & Integrated Governance
Cross-organisational governance, resilience,
preparedness, and international trends.