The Role of Regional Cooperatives in Quality Improvement: Time to Organize, and How?
The Role of Regional Cooperatives in Quality Improvement: Time to Organize, and How?
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区域合作社在质量改进中的作用:组织的时间以及如何组织?
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发表时间:
2020
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2.5
通讯作者:
R. Prager
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作者:
M. Milojevic;C. Bond;Patricia F. Theurer;Robert N Jones;R. Dabir;D. Likosky;Thomas Leyden;Melissa J. Clark;R. Prager
Over the last 12 years, surgeon representatives from the 33 participating hospitals of the Michigan Society of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgeons Quality Collaborative (MSTCVS-QC), along with data specialists, surgical and quality improvement teams, have met at least four times a year to improve health-care quality and outcomes of cardiac and general thoracic surgery patients. The MSTCVS-QC nature of interactive learning has allowed all members to examine current data from each site in an unblinded manner for benchmarking, learn from their findings, institute clinically meaningful changes in survival and health-related quality of life, and carefully follow the effects. These meetings have resulted in agreement on various interventions to improve patient selection, periprocedural strategies, and adherence with evidence-based directed medication regimens, Factors contributing to the quality movement across hospitals include statewide-recognized clinicians who are eager to involve themselves in quality improvement (QI) initiatives, dedicated health-care professionals at the hospital level, trusting environments in which failure is only a temporary step on the way toward achieving QI goals, real-time analytics of accurate data, and payers who strongly support QI efforts designed to improve outcomes.
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2012
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The journal of extra-corporeal technology
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Paugh,TheronA;Dickinson,TimothyA;Theurer,PatriciaF;Bell,GailF;Shann,KennethG;Baker,RobertA;Mellas,NicholasB;Prager,RichardL;Likosky,DonaldS;MichiganSocietyofThoracicandCardiovascularSurgeonsPerfusionMeasuresandoutcomes
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MichiganSocietyofThoracicandCardiovascularSurgeonsPerfusionMeasuresandoutcomes