Measurement for Improvement

Member price: $108.00 | Price: $120.00

Online

09 May 2024, 11AM - 2PM AEST

Measurement for improvement requires a specific set of principles including shifting away from averages and before and after measures. In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of how to include measurement over time into your everyday practice.

This course will be conducted in one 3-hour session and we are limiting the number of participants to 100.

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ACHS Member		ACHS Non-Member
Single Registration	$108	Single Registration	$120
Organisation Registration	$102	Organisation Registration	$108

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Learning Objectives

Gain insights into the measurement expectations of organisations with respect to overall governance and accreditation of health services.
Understand how the measurement of processes over time allows insight and opportunities to redesign processes of care, specifically related to run charts and statistical process control charts.
Relate measurement to Deming's theories of profound knowledge and the concept of special and common cause variation.
Understand the basic measurement tools that can be used every day even in the absence of technology

Who should attend

This is a basic – intermediate level training session

Healthcare professionals including:
•   frontline clinical staff
•   patient safety specialists
•   quality improvement professionals
•   departmental or unit team managers

Presenter

Assoc Professor Peter Hibbert
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