Quality & Innovation
CoLearning Curriculum in Quality Improvement Final Presentation Virtual Event
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1-2 PM: Keynote Presentation
"Quality Improvement and Sickle Cell Disease: What's 'better' and how do we get there?"
Dr. Jennifer Bryan, Ms. Serena Thompson, & Ms. Ruth Appiah-Boateng
2-2:10 PM: Break
2:10-3:45: Project Presentations
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QuIVR: Lessons Learned from Scaling Up Quality Interventions: Pragmatic Randomized Trial of Ambulatory Toxicity Management in Patients Receiving Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer
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Quality & Innovation Virtual Rounds (QuIVR)
"Lessons Learned from Scaling Up Quality Interventions: Pragmatic Randomized Trial of Ambulatory Toxicity Management in Patients Receiving Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer"
Monika K. Krzyzanowska, MD MPH FRCPC FASCO
Quality & Innovation Virtual Rounds (QuIVR)
"Lessons Learned from Scaling Up Quality Interventions: Pragmatic Randomized Trial of Ambulatory Toxicity Management in Patients Receiving Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer"
Monika K. Krzyzanowska, MD MPH FRCPC FASCO
Professor of Medicine and Health Policy, Management & Evaluation, University of Toronto
Medical Lead & Chair, Quality Program and Director, Cancer Quality Lab, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
Senior Adjunct Scientist, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences
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QuIVR: An Urgent Care Pilot for Medical Oncology (ONUC)
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Quality & Innovation Virtual Rounds (QuIVR)
"An Urgent Care Pilot for Medical Oncology (ONUC)"
Dr. Sonal Gandhi, MD, MSc, FRCPC
Quality & Innovation Virtual Rounds (QuIVR)
"An Urgent Care Pilot for Medical Oncology (ONUC)"
Dr. Sonal Gandhi, MD, MSc, FRCPC
Medical Oncologist and Quality Lead, Sunnybrook Division of Medical Oncology & Hematology
Physician Lead, Sunnybrook Medical Oncology Urgent Care (ONUC)
Assistant Professor & Clinician in Quality and Innovation, Department of Medicine, University of Toronto
Objectives:
- Review how Emergency Department (ED) visits and inpatient admissions may be decreased for select acute oncology issues by the use of an Urgent Care intervention
- Review the Sunnybrook Medical Oncology Urgent Care Pilot (ONUC):
- Process
- Data
- Successes
- Learnings
- Next Steps
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Call for applications: CQuIPS Education Lead
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CQuIPS, Canada’s leading quality improvement and patient safety training centre, is looking to add an Education Lead to its leadership team.
CQuIPS, Canada’s leading quality improvement and patient safety training centre, is looking to add an Education Lead to its leadership team. This individual will play a key role in the development, organization and scholarship of its education programs. They will be involved in curriculum development and evaluation, and education research. They will also work towards the Centre’s key themes of health system resilience and health equity through learner recruitment, faculty development and education programming.
The successful candidate will receive an annual stipend to support this work. The position is for a 3-year term with the opportunity to renew and will require a commitment of 0.1 FTE.
The individual must have either:
- Advanced training in QIPS (e.g., certificate, MSc in QIPS, etc.) with a strong interest in education; OR
- Advanced training in education (e.g., certificate, MEd, etc.) with a strong interest in QIPS.
The application deadline for the position is December 17, 2021. Learn more and apply: https://cquips.ca/call-for-applications-cquips-education-lead/
About CQuIPS
The Centre for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (CQuIPS) is an extra-departmental unit of the University of Toronto’s Temerty Faculty of Medicine, supported jointly by Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, The Hospital for Sick Children and Women’s College Hospital. CQuIPS has an international reputation as a leading centre in building capacity among healthcare providers and leaders to implement change at a health-system level to improve the quality of care that patients and families experience. The CQuIPS strategic plan for 2020-2024 lists learning as one of its three domains of work, with the other two being scholarship and networking. CQuIPS currently delivers two longitudinal QI education courses for healthcare providers, a Co-Learning QI program for physician trainees, and a Fellowship course for healthcare providers and QI researchers. The Centre also supports the Veterans Affairs Quality Scholars program in Toronto and has partnerships with the IHPME Masters QIPS program.
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QuIVR: Geetha Mukerji – LTC-Plus: opportunity for multi-site collaboration to improve care delivery
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Quality & Innovation Virtual Rounds (QuIVR)
LTC-Plus: opportunity for multi-site collaboration to improve care delivery
Geetha Mukerji, Assistant Professor, Endocrinology & Metabolism
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QuIVR: Simron Singh – Applying a QI lens to Faculty Wellness
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Quality & Innovation Virtual Rounds (QuIVR)
Applying a QI lens to Faculty Wellness
Simron Singh, Lead, DoM Faculty Wellness portfolio
Wellness and Burnout among health care providers has emerged as one of the most important issues in the COVID recovery period. Numerous issues at all levels contribute to physician wellness and can lead to increased rates of burnout. Although many stakeholders have expressed a desire to try and tackle this issue, most are yet to develop an approach to wellness and burnout. This session is designed to be an open conversation to discuss how a Quality Improvement and Innovation approach may be used to reduce burnout and improve wellness in the DoM.
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CQuIPS Training: Artificial intelligence and machine learning in QIPS
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Masterclass
Dr. Patricia Trbovich, Dr. Amanda Mayo, and Dr. Laura C. Rosella
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is an area that is exploding! We constantly hear about its potential to transform how we work and care for patients. But what is AI/ML exactly? And how can quality improvement and patient safety (QIPS) practitioners and AI/ML experts combine efforts? In this three-hour interactive session, we will review how AI/ML is being integrated into healthcare processes and services, as this is where AI/ML and QIPS complementary skills will emerge. Rarely do AI/ML systems deliver services on their own. It is much more likely that clinical teams will interact with AI/ML systems to provide care. You will learn the fundamentals of AI/ML and how to determine when to incorporate AI/ML in your QIPS work. Through the use of examples, you will learn to identify how improvement science methods can help answer questions related to how AI/ML systems can support clinicians, and how their interaction can be optimized. You will walk away knowing how to critically appraise when AI/ML is of value for your project and how it should be used.
For full details, please visit the CQuIPS website.
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CQuIPS Training: Qualitative research methods
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Masterclass
Dr. Katie Dainty, Dr. Joanne Goldman, & Leahora Rotteau
A qualitative research approach can be useful at various stages of a quality improvement project – from developing a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of your problem, to designing an intervention that addresses the factors influencing relevant practices, to evaluating both the intended and unintended impacts of your improvement efforts. However, the opportunities for a qualitative research approach to optimize a QI project are often missed. In this masterclass, we will cover the foundations of using qualitative approaches in QI and work with participants to think about how a qualitative research approach could complement the QI methodology within their individual projects.
Note: Students will be required to have a foundation of QI knowledge and to submit a QI project proposal/idea/work in progress at least two weeks prior to the session.
For full details, please visit the CQuIPS website.
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CQUIPS+ Speaker Series: Laura Rosella and Muhammad Mamdani
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Laura Rosella and Muhammad Mamdani
Applied artificial intelligence in healthcare: From compute to care
The CQUIPS+ Speakers Series is for CQUIPS+ members only. Join now.
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CQUIPS+ Speaker Series: Danielle Martin
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Danielle Martin
Building the virtual hospital: Learning health systems, health equity, technology and the kitchen sink
The CQUIPS+ Speakers Series is for CQUIPS+ members only. Join now.
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