Engaging the Clinical Team to Develop a Quality Centered Program-30.1 Lesson 3

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This video is Lesson 3 titled "Engaging the Clinical Team to Develop a Quality-Centered Program" from the Quality Improvement for Institutions Learning Center. The lesson is part of a five-lesson series authored by Sheila Nichols, a Clinician System Analyst and Strategic Operations Administrator at the Cleveland Clinic, along with Andrea Price from Indiana University Health System and Michelle Hare. The focus of this lesson is on establishing a core quality team within an organization, discussing the reason for the meeting, roles, goals, and program mission. It also covers determining additional members, meeting frequency, topics, communication channels, data reporting, incentives, and prioritizing initiatives. The video concludes by sharing best practices from Indiana University Health System and the Cleveland Clinic.

Keywords

Engaging the Clinical Team

Quality-Centered Program

Core Quality Team

Meeting Roles and Goals

Data Reporting