Our Healthcare Partnerships

ISQua proudly partners with WHO and other allies to improve healthcare quality and safety worldwide.

Meet Our Partners – Promoting Better Quality Care for All

ISQua is enriched by partner organisations from around the world. Our partner organisations bring their own unique experiences, knowledge, skill base, and healthcare quality materials to our members. Listed below are our current partner organisations.

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Feb 1997 to Jan 2027

Australia

ACHS

https://www.achs.org.au/

Apr 2011 to Feb 2027

Ireland

DOH

http://www.dohc.ie

May 2015 to Apr 2027

Australia

AIHI

https://www.mq.edu.au/faculty-of-medicine-health-and-human-sciences/departments-and-schools/australian-institute-of-health-innovation

Ireland

ESCAPE

https://escape-project.org/

Ireland

HCI

https://hci.care/

Ireland

EQUIPS

https://equips.ie/

Ireland

HSE

https://www.hse.ie/

Ireland

MEG

https://megit.com/

Ireland

Cubbie

https://www.cubbie-hub.com/

Norway

DNV

https://www.dnv.com/

Partnering with WHO to Improve Healthcare Quality

Healthcare partnerships magnify influence, produce fresh evidence, and translate ideas into action faster than any one organisation can alone. As a non-state actor in Official Relations with the World Health Organization (WHO), ISQua convenes regulators, researchers, patient advocates and innovators who share one aim: improving healthcare quality at scale.

 The World Health Organization grants Official Relations status only to non-governmental organisations, professional associations, and foundations that work with it in a sustained, systematic way. ISQua holds this privilege, giving our partners a trusted route into high-level policy discussions and reinforcing our shared commitment to safer, higher-quality care worldwide.

Interested in Healthcare Partnership Opportunities with ISQua?

Tap into a WHO-recognised platform, co-create evidence-based resources, and reach thousands of professionals committed to safer patient care.