Implementing Patient Safety and Quality Improvement in Dermatology Part 2: Quality Improvement Science.

Amanda Marsch,Rita Khodosh,Martina Porter,Jason Raad,Sara Samimi,Brittney Schultz,Lindsay Chaney Strowd,Laura Vera,Emily Wong,Gideon P Smith

Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology（2022）

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Abstract

Quality improvement (QI) in medicine is reliant on a team-based approach and an understanding of core QI principles. Part two of this series outlines the steps of performing a quality improvement project, from identifying QI opportunities to carrying out successive Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycles to hard-wiring improvements into the system. QI Frameworks will be explored, and readers will understand how to interpret basic QI data.

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Clinical Competence,Health Care,LEAN,Model for Improvement,Outcome and Process Assessment,Plan-Do-Study-Act Cycles,Program Evaluation,Quality Assurance,Quality Improvement,Quality Metrics,Run charts,Six Sigma

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