As part of its rapid-cycle improvement programs, Eastern US Quality Improvement Collaborative (EQIC), created new and updated assessment tools that can be used to compare current operations and outcomes in various harm areas to evidence-based best practices. From there, hospitals can create improvement plans based on the gaps identified in the tools.
As part of its rapid-cycle improvement programs, Eastern US Quality Improvement Collaborative (EQIC), created new and updated assessment tools that can be used to compare current operations and outcomes in various harm areas to evidence-based best practices. From there, hospitals can create improvement plans based on the gaps identified in the tools.
As part of its rapid-cycle improvement programs, Eastern US Quality Improvement Collaborative (EQIC), created new and updated assessment tools that can be used to compare current operations and outcomes in various harm areas to evidence-based best practices. From there, hospitals can create improvement plans based on the gaps identified in the tools.
Eastern US Quality Improvement Collaborative (EQIC) is pleased to share its unit-based patient safety and quality improvement toolkit, which provides guidance on strategies to engage frontline staff in quality improvement efforts, garner leadership support and develop a culture of safety through a unit-based approach. This multifaceted guide explores:
This coaching package, produced by Alliant Health Solutions, includes evidence-based interventions and links to resources as well as relevant webinars. This package covers a variety of categories including:
This document, developed by the Eastern US Quality Improvement Collaborative (EQIC), summarizes the fundamental elements of process improvement for hospitals. Through process improvement, hospitals can adopt quality improvement models and evidence-based practices to systematically drive change and deliver safe high-quality equitable care.
This roundtable video, produced by Superior Health Quality Alliance, is a virtual learning and networking series that supports nursing homes across Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Developed for nursing home leadership, nursing home administrators, directors of nursing, infection preventionists and any interested nursing home staff to help increase education around emerging regulatory and clinical guidance, sharing best practices and engage in discussion around nursing home priority issues such as vaccinations and quality improvement approaches.
This roundtable video produced by Superior Health Quality Alliance is a virtual learning and networking series that supports nursing homes across Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin was developed for nursing home leadership, nursing home administrators, directors of nursing and infection preventionists and any interested nursing home staff to help increase education around emerging regulatory and clinical guidance, sharing best practices and engage in discussion around nursing home priority issues such as vaccinations and quality improvement approaches.
This roundtable video produced by Superior Health Quality Alliance is a virtual learning and networking series that supports nursing homes across Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin was developed for nursing home leadership, nursing home administrators, directors of nursing and infection preventionists and any interested nursing home staff to help increase education around emerging regulatory and clinical guidance, sharing best practices and engage in dis
