East London NHS Foundation Trust (UK) – Achieved three national "Outstanding" ratings through an enterprise-wide improvement culture

Saving Lives After Surgery Initiative (Africa) – Hospitals across multiple countries reduced postoperative mortality by 36%

St. Jude Global “Golden Hour” – Multi-year partnership across Latin America, including Mexico, Brazil, Haiti, Panama, Paraguay, and Peru to increase timely antibiotic delivery and reduce infection-related complications and mortality, resulting in a 60% decrease in sepsis incidence

Local networks, civic institutions, and community health partners working to improve care for specific populations.

Quality improvement collaboratives in Ethiopia – Community and facility-linked learning improved maternal and newborn health outcomes.

Organizations invest in scalable solutions to complex health challenges through research, operational support, and improvement infrastructure.

The John A. Hartford Foundation: A long-standing partner that co-created the Age-Friendly Health Systems framework to optimize care for older adults, and funds specialized clinical safety scholarships.

City, state, regional, and national agencies shaping policy and building system-level improvement capacity.

Safer Care Victoria (Australia) – Multi-year partnership advancing Whole System Quality across the state's health sector.

Professional associations, device and technology companies, payers, and other industry actors contributing to innovation and improved delivery of care.

Global surgical safety partners (Queen Mary University of London, University of Cape Town, NIHR) – Collaborated on innovative models to reduce preventable postoperative deaths.

National and international thought leaders, regulators, advocacy groups, and public health agencies shaping standards and guidance.

US National Nursing Home COVID-19 Action Network – More than 30,000 participants across 9,000+ nursing homes received improvement-focused infection control support.