Content Trio
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2022 CHPSO Annual Report Now Available
In case you missed it, HQI recently released the 2022 CHPSO Annual Report. This report provides a look at HQI’s most significant work on your behalf.
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HQI White Paper on Workforce Violence
In recognition of June 2 as the national day of awareness to end violence (American Hospital Association, Hospitals Against Violence), HQI is pleased to share a new white paper on hospital workplace violence.
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The Hospital Quality Improvement Platform
Know where you are and where you’re going
Introducing the Hospital Quality Improvement Platform, HQI’s most dynamic analytical resource yet! The free Platform shows how you measure-up to hospitals in your area and statewide quality standards, and can help identify challenge areas and trends to improve performance. It gives you:
Current Events
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Bridging Gaps in Postpartum Care: Exploring STAMPP-HTN and Disparities in Postpartum Health
Dr. Rana will be discussing the risk of postpartum hypertension and the disparity in care of women in the postpartum period. She will be discussing the creation and implementation of the STAMPP- HTN program.
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CHPSO Safe Table Forum – It Could have been Different
This session will explore Gabby’s journey as she sought medical help for failure to thrive. Gabby’s mother will share their experiences with multiple doctor visits, a pediatric Gastroenterology (GI) specialist will discuss the failure to thrive workup, and an emergency department (ED) and trauma specialist will address the ultimate diagnosis and strategies for supporting patients like Gabby. Ultimately, Gabby was admitted to the hospital where her diagnosis was determined, marking the beginning of a new chapter in her life.
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May 23, 2024 Virtual Forum of HQI’s Community of Practice on Hospital Workplace Violence: Complying with Regulatory and Accreditation Requirements
Complying with Regulatory and Accreditation Requirements Regarding Workplace Violence Prevention.
Objective
This virtual forum will feature a presentation and a discussion about the regulatory and accreditation requirements for California hospitals relevant to workplace violence prevention.
Did you know?
$20.5B
Each year, hospitals contribute more than $20.5 billion to support vulnerable populations, such as children, seniors, and low-income residents, in their communities.