LSU School of Medicine’s Enhancing Quality Improvement for Patients (EQuIP) rotation continues to provide an in-depth orientation to the principles
Category: EQuIP-Enhancing Quality Improvement for Patients
House Officers’ Quality Improvement Council (HQUIC) at University Medical Center New Orleans (UMCNO)
LSU House Staff Association (HSA) co-presidents, Dr. Claude Pirtle (IM) and Dr. Eric Wallace (RAD), created an innovative, integrated committee
5th Annual Quality Improvement & Patient Safety Forum
The 5th Annual LSU School of Medicine Quality Improvement & Patient Safety Forum was held on Thursday, June 1 in the
2017-2018 EQuIP Rotation – Call for Participants
The LSU School of Medicine’s Enhancing Quality Improvement for Patients (EQuIP) rotation provides an in-depth orientation to the principles of
Dr. Maren Batalden to Deliver the Keynote Address at the 5th Annual LSU School of Medicine Quality Improvement & Patient Safety Forum
Dr. Maren Batalden has accepted the invitation to deliver the keynote speech for the 5th Annual LSU School of Medicine
House Officer Quality Improvement Committee – An LSU and Tulane Schools of Medicine Collaboration
The goal of the collaborative House Officer Quality Improvement Committee (HOQIC) is to encourage house officer participation in quality improvement
EQuIP Welcomes UMCNO Quality Improvement (QI) and Patient Safety (PS) Liaison Donna Blady, BSN, RN, PI Analyst
UMCNO’s new patient improvement (PI) analyst, Donna Blady, RN, PI, brings more than 20 years’ experience to her position in
projectCONNECT Coming Soon
COMING SOON – projectCONNECT The LSU School of Medicine’s EQuIP office and Department of Internal Medicine bring you projectCONNECT: an
EQuIP Project Update Request – 2016-2017
In an effort to comply with the ACGME’s Clinical Learning Environment Review (CLER) accreditation requirements, the LSU School of Medicine
2016-2017 EQuIP Rotation at UMCNO Welcomes New Projects, Programs & House Officers
The 2016-2017 Enhancing Quality Improvement for Patients residency rotation, sponsored in part by the LSU School of Medicine’s Office of