Driver Diagram

Thousands of organisations build their Driver Diagrams in Life QI

Build Driver Diagrams

Build Driver Diagrams

Visualise your theory for improving the quality of care. Take your project’s aim and identify the contributing factors and changes that will influence realising that aim. Build your driver diagram to communicate your theory and keep stakeholders focused on what matters most.

Drag & Drop

Remove the hassle of creating your driver diagram. Life QI's drag and drop interface and simple styling tools make it easy for you to build beautiful driver diagrams from scratch and create connections between your aim statement, primary and secondary drivers and change ideas.

Drag and Drop
Colour Code

Colour Code

Use Life QI’s colour-coding capability to categorise your drivers and change ideas. Create up to twenty-two different colour-coded categories to indicate anything that you wish. Use distinct colours to point out the status, the division, the level of importance or the person who is responsible for your drivers. You can easily add, change or remove the colour when needed.

Link change ideas to drivers

Get an overview of your whole improvement strategy by connecting the QI tools together. Link your PDSA cycles and measures to the change ideas and the change ideas to one or multiple secondary drivers easily with one click.

Link change ideas to drivers
Export Driver Diagrams

Export

Sometimes it can be useful to export your driver diagram to facilitate discussing it during a team meeting, including it in your presentation or simply printing it. Life QI allows you to export and download your driver diagram as a PNG image file.

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