IHI was mentioned in an article published by Today’s Hospitalist about Hartford Hospital’s ADAPT program.
Category: Institute for Healthcare Improvement
UAB Medicine Recognized as Age-Friendly Health System
University of Alabama at Birmingham Medicine has been recognized as an Age-Friendly Health System by The John A. Hartford Foundation and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.
Hospitals Revamp Board Education in Shift to Value-Based Care
Comments from Beth Daley Ullem, governance expert at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, are included in this article.
The C-Section Capital of America
Remarks from Sue Gullo were included in this US News & World Report piece about c-section rates in Louisiana.
Make Patient Safety the Priority
This article mentions IHI and its partnership with the WHO on World Patient Safety Day.
All the Bells and Whistles
Insight from Frank Federico and Patricia McGaffigan appear in this Healthcare Purchasing News story about patient monitoring technologies.
Fresh Data Documents the Impact that Race and Income have on Health of Wisconsin Residents
Commentary from Kedar Mate is included in this Milwaukee Journal Sentinel piece about health and health care disparities in the state of Wisconsin.
162 Hospitals and Physician Practices Earn Age-Friendly Health Systems Recognition
Health Leaders published an article about the 162 hospitals and health care practices that last week earned recognition as Age-Friendly Health Systems
Data Analytic Strategies Essential for Population Health Management
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement recommends best practices for data analytics to better population health management across a variety of health systems.
Sarasota Memorial Earns ‘Age-Friendly’ Recognition
Sarasota Memorial Hospital (SMH) recently received national recognition as an “age-friendly health system,” joining more than 100 hospitals in the US that are implementing best practices to enhance care for older adults.
