Quality & Patient Safety -College of Medicine
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What is Quality Improvement in Healthcare?

Learn the fundamentals of Quality Improvement (QI) in healthcare, including simple, actionable steps to help you identify potential projects, find common problems and connect with the right resources to get...

Adding Swim Lanes to a Process Map

Explore advanced process mapping using swim lane diagrams to clarify roles and responsibilities within a complex workflow. This video explains how to create lanes for different stakeholders—like patients, clinicians, and systems—to visualize their interactions and...

Collecting Information for Process Maps

Discover key methods for collecting the detailed information needed for a comprehensive process map. This video outlines how to use direct observation and stakeholder interviews, and provides five essential questions to guide your investigation and ensure a thorough...

Designing a Simple Process Map

Learn how to build your first simple process map using a step-by-step example of checking a patient’s temperature. This guide covers the essential symbols for processes and decisions, helping you create a basic diagram to identify inefficiencies and opportunities for...

Introducing Process Mapping

Understand the fundamentals of process mapping and how it helps visualize a patient’s journey. This video introduces the basic symbols used in a process map and explains how this tool can streamline workflows, reduce errors, and improve healthcare...

Clinical Informatics: The EHR

Learn the fundamentals of clinical informatics and how it serves as a bridge between medicine and technology. This video explains the “three pillars”—people, process and technology—and the “five rights” of clinical decision support, providing a...

Introduction to the IHI Model Questions

Learn about the IHI Model for Improvement and its three fundamental questions that provide a roadmap for any QI project. This video explains how the model helps teams define their aim, measures and change ideas before beginning PDSA...