The Dr. Barney Newman Collective for Quality & Innovation in Ambulatory Palliative Care
AMGA’s new Quality and Innovation Collective (QuIC) on Ambulatory Palliative Care aims to healthcare organizations to develop and implement an interdisciplinary team approach to palliative care in an ambulatory setting.
This QuIC is a three-phase initiative, combining a virtual discussion forum, a two-day in-person meeting, and a two-day virtual meeting. This QuIC utilizes interactive workshops with quality improvement tools and qualitative methodology to engage AMGA member organizations in thoughtful discussions to collect insights and share best practices on creating and implementing an interdisciplinary team approach to palliative care in an ambulatory setting.
8 medical groups and health systems who are dedicated to developing and/or enhancing palliative care program in an ambulatory setting were selected.
The program will create a community of knowledge that can help participants accelerate systematic change and develop an interdisciplinary care delivery system designed to anticipate, prevent, and manage physical, psychological, social and spiritual suffering to optimize quality of life for patients, their families and caregivers.
Please consider supporting this valuable work by making a donation at www.amga.org/donate-palliativecare
AMGA’s new Quality and Innovation Collective (QuIC) on Ambulatory Palliative Care aims to healthcare organizations to develop and implement an interdisciplinary team approach to palliative care in an ambulatory setting.
This QuIC is a three-phase initiative, combining a virtual discussion forum, a two-day in-person meeting, and a two-day virtual meeting. This QuIC utilizes interactive workshops with quality improvement tools and qualitative methodology to engage AMGA member organizations in thoughtful discussions to collect insights and share best practices on creating and implementing an interdisciplinary team approach to palliative care in an ambulatory setting.
8 medical groups and health systems who are dedicated to developing and/or enhancing palliative care program in an ambulatory setting were selected.
The program will create a community of knowledge that can help participants accelerate systematic change and develop an interdisciplinary care delivery system designed to anticipate, prevent, and manage physical, psychological, social and spiritual suffering to optimize quality of life for patients, their families and caregivers.
Please consider supporting this valuable work by making a donation at www.amga.org/donate-palliativecare
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