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Control charts are a powerful tool used in #QI to determine whether a QI intervention resulted in improvement.
Join me & Eric Monteiro from @CQuIPS for a virtual masterclass to learn how to select and analyze control charts and interpret their findings.
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How to be an excellent clinical teacher in medicine. Tweetorial.
Just my thoughts during a 15 year career as a teacher, with some dabbling in #MedEd research.
Some GI themes but applicable to all I hope.
#GITwitter #MedTwitter
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We are seeking expressions of interest from clinical leaders for the position of Clinical Quality Regional Lead for Ontario Health West Region.
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#CanMEDS is internationally recognized but may be unintentionally perpetuating #racism in practice & #MedEd.
#CanMEDS25 is a chance to be intentionally #antiracist & transform medicine.
🙏 to @KanninOsei @TharsiniSivanan @WhitneyEreyi & @dayo_liz
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Huge congrats to CQuIPS scientist @JoanneGoldman1 on her latest publication in @BMJ_Qual_Saf!
Measurement and Monitoring of Safety Framework: a qualitative study of implementation through a Canadian learning collaborative qualitysafety.bmj.com/conten…
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Today I'm facilitating a session on "Positive Deviance" or "bright spots" improvement methods. Change is led by a change community who identify those getting better outcomes from the same resources as others, then replicate their practices:behaviourchange.net/document… @TuftsUniversity
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As a scientist, you hope that your work makes an impact. Humble and proud to see my team's work on engaging patients in safety is well represented in the latest @AHRQNews blog
In Pandemic’s Wake, We Must Recommit to Patient and Workforce Safety ahrq.gov/news/blog/ahrqviews…
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Over the next few months, we'll be releasing a series of policy positions on the social determinants of health. Today, we release our first on housing. Find out how we can build a healthier future: wellesleyinstitute.com/welle…
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👏👏👏@JoanneGoldman1! Amazing contributions to the @CQuIPS community.
Huge congrats to CQuIPS scientist @JoanneGoldman1 on her latest publication in @BMJ_Qual_Saf!
Measurement and Monitoring of Safety Framework: a qualitative study of implementation through a Canadian learning collaborative qualitysafety.bmj.com/conten…
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This is fantastic! Congrats @Brian_M_Wong and @CQuIPS team! Honoured to work with you in TAHSN advancing our shared goals in #quality, #safety and #healthequity.
Proud to share the @CQuIPS strategic plan progress report.
Huge thanks to our leadership team, members, learners, alumni and partner organizations @uoftmedicine @Sunnybrook @SickKidsNews @WCHospital
Together we continue to strive for better health outcomes for all.
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Proud to share the @CQuIPS strategic plan progress report.
Huge thanks to our leadership team, members, learners, alumni and partner organizations @uoftmedicine @Sunnybrook @SickKidsNews @WCHospital
Together we continue to strive for better health outcomes for all.
Today's the day! We are thrilled to share an update on our strategic plan. A lot has happened over the last two years and we're excited to tell you about what we've been up to.
Take a look, share and learn how we're providing quality for a changed world.
cquips.ca/pdf/CQUIPS_STRATEG…
ALT Cover of the CQuIPS strategic plan update Text: Quality for a Changed World, CQuIPS strategic plan update 2020-2022 Image: Graphic of the earth with flowers around it Logos: the Centre for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety and the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
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Call for submissions, due Jan 31.
Human factors engineering and quality improvement for health equity. Special issue I am co-editing with Drs. Myrtede Alfred and Enid Montague.
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Congratulations @Brian_M_Wong and your unparalleled team... aka "my people" outside of paediatrics! @CQuIPS outreach and impact keep me comin' back for more! 🙌🎉🥳
Today's the day! We are thrilled to share an update on our strategic plan. A lot has happened over the last two years and we're excited to tell you about what we've been up to.
Take a look, share and learn how we're providing quality for a changed world.
cquips.ca/pdf/CQUIPS_STRATEG…
ALT Cover of the CQuIPS strategic plan update Text: Quality for a Changed World, CQuIPS strategic plan update 2020-2022 Image: Graphic of the earth with flowers around it Logos: the Centre for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety and the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
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Thrilled to see these published in English and French and was a privilege to take part. Because we can all have a real impact!
Three new #ChoosingWisely🇨🇦 recommendations (#6-8) released today by @CanGeriSoc - adding to their list of tests and treatments to question in #geriatrics: choosingwiselycanada.org/rec…
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👏 👏 @CQuIPS Associate Director Dr. Olivia Ostrow.
Congratulations to Dr. Olivia Ostrow, #EmergencyMedicine Physician at SickKids, for co-leading new #ChoosingWisely recommendations for #paediatric emergency departments. Read more for the five tests and treatments that should be questioned in paediatric emergency medicine ⬇️
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The Vaught case in the US, Bawa-Garba in the UK: from safety event to culpable homicide. Could it happen here? And how do we make sure it doesn’t.
The Radonda Vaught verdict criminalizing medical errors earlier this year shocked healthcare professionals and patient safety advocates. On Dec. 13, we're bringing together three experts for a moderated Q&A on the issue.
Join CQUIPS+ to attend: cquipsplus.ca/cquips-members…
ALT Poster for an event on December 13 from 12-1 p.m. ET The criminalization of safety events: Implications for healthcare safety culture Photos of the three presenters: Melanie de Wit, Kelly Smith and Judy Van Clieaf
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Too much of a good thing? Some tests & treatments are of low medical value. Our latest podcast on why #ChoosingWisely in medicine may be all the more important during a health crisis
Apple podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas…
Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/2PN… @CIHI_ICIS @ChooseWiselyCA #health
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If you work or learn at @uoftmedicine, I highly recommend you read this paper by @ayeletkuper about antisemitism in our faculty. journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/i…
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So if you think you're an ally to Jews, or think that you should be one, or if you wonder if you're upholding antisemitic beliefs and actions, please take the time to read, but sadly, like Dr. Kuper concludes, this hate will almost certainly continue journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/i…
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