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Quality Measurement and Improvement

Infectious diseases physicians impact the quality of health care and outcomes both at a patient’s bedside and through their infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship activities focused on improving quality at the systems level. ID physicians, pharmacists and other clinicians are integrally involved in quality improvement and patient safety initiatives in hospitals and other settings. IDSA supports these efforts with resources, references and collaborative activities.

Quality Improvement for Career Advancement Webinar Series

IDSA presents a new quality webinar series: Quality Essentials for ID Career Advancement. ID physicians and pharmacists seeking career advancement opportunities within hospitals, health systems and health delivery networks need to be versed in quality methods, priorities and reporting programs as well as have the skills to leverage data and lead change. This six-part webinar series will focus on the top topics in these areas with practical information to support ID physicians in or seeking leadership roles. Get Continuing Education Credit for each hour-long session! 

Up to 6 CME/MOC/CPE/ANCC credits available! 

Learn more about the different educational resources we have on our IDSA Offerings page

Quality Measurement

Measurement is an essential aspect of quality and improvement. ID physicians, pharmacists and clinicians use data and metrics daily in care of individual patients and in supporting organization-wide patient safety initiatives.

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Federal and national programs, including value-based purchasing, have incorporated infection-related measures in public reporting programs of outcomes and provider performance.

Federal and National Programs →

Featured Content

 

The Journal of Infectious Diseases: Building the Future of Infectious Diseases: A Call to Action for Quality Improvement Research and Measurement

Theresa Madaline, David C Classen, Joshua C Eby Author Notes
Published: 09 April 2024

Quality Improvement Skills

Improvement science provides methods and tools for analyzing processes to identify opportunities, testing changes to learn what works or does not, and implementing systemic and procedural changes. ID physicians, pharmacists and clinicians can leverage these evidence-based tools to drive measurable improvements to the quality of care.

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