What is SQUIRE?

How can this website help?

The SQUIRE Guidelines help authors write excellent, usable articles about quality improvement in healthcare so that findings may be easily discovered and widely disseminated. The SQUIRE website supports high quality writing about improvement through listing available resources and discussions about the writing process

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SQUIRE Sponsors

Journals Connected with SQUIRE

A listing of journals (with links) that have published articles about the development of SQUIRE, refer to the SQUIRE guidelines for authors, or have formally adopted them as editorial policy.

Go to Journals Connected with SQUIRE

SQUIRE Guidelines

The guidelines are available in several formats.

Recent News

Mary Dixon-Woods Webinar

23 Jan, 2012

Please follow this link http://www.health.org.uk/areas-of-work/improvement-science/improvement-science-webinars/ to a webinar on the Health Foundation website.  The link is a web presentation by Mary Dixon-Woods, Professor of Medical Sociology, University of Leicester, a leading improvement science researcher and associate editor of BMJ Quality and Safety.  She explores how to write up your research/improvement project for publication to increase getting it accepted in by a high impact journals.  She offers tips on academic writing and structuring papers and will show how to make your manuscript interesting, engaging, and clear.  The Health Foundation is an independent charity working to continuously improve the quality of healthcare in the UK.

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Have you implemented a quality improvement in healthcare that you’d like to write about? Have you already published an article? Do you know of a journal or organization that has adopted the SQUIRE guidelines?

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How to cite SQUIRE

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