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Importance of NCD Evaluation Evaluating NCD programs is crucial for several reasons: • Effectiveness Measurement: Assessing whether the programs achieve their intended health outcomes. • Resource Allocation: Ensuring that resources are used efficiently and effectively. • Continuous Improvement: Identifying strengths and areas for improvement to enhance program design and implementation. • Accountability and Transparency: Providing stakeholders with clear and accurate information about program performance. https://lnkd.in/gA2pc8wH

IG and Your Records Management Policy......New Let's Talk Session Announced...... The Health Sciences Records & Archives Association (The HSRAA) looks forward to Hobson Lopes hosting our next Let's Talk Session on June 20th, where Jennifer Chadband Masingill (Zasio Enterprises, Inc.) will present on the topic “IG and Your Records Management Policy Together, The Ultimate Shield and Sword.” Increased volume, complexities, and risks surrounding effective records and information management bring to light the important role IG plays throughout an organization, including the development and implementation of records retention schedule policy. A credible and viable schedule is the intersection of all the key aspects of information governance, ensuring an organization’s most valuable asset, information, is managed appropriately, while guarding against the risks associated with over retention and ineffective management. During this discussion, Jennifer will dive into IG as a concept, as it relates to the records retention schedule, and evolving approaches within life sciences organizations. Visit our website to register your place. If you are not yet a member of HSRAA, you can apply for annual membership and join us for June’s Let's Talk. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eHV8HeGi HSRAA Committee: Jamie Marie Toth, Dora Endreffy, Hobson Lopes, Neil Gow, Bob Thompson, Marion Mays, Pawel Rucki #tmf #gcp #gxp #gmp #glp #documentmanagement #archiving #HSRAA

Information Governance "IG" principles and concepts are key to dealing with increased record volumes and the risks associated with managing such records. Key areas that must be addressed include Compliance with Regulations, Data Integrity and Accuracy, Risk Management, Operational Efficiency, E-discovery and Litigation Readiness, Knowledge Management, Data Lifecycle Management, and Data Privacy. Join Hobson Lopes and Jennifer Chadband Masingill to learn more. The Health Sciences Records and Archive

Join us next week for our latest Let's Talk Session on IG and Your Records Management Policy...... The Health Sciences Records & Archives Association (The HSRAA) looks forward to Hobson Lopes hosting our next Let's Talk Session on June 20th, where Jennifer Chadband Masingill (Zasio Enterprises, Inc.) will present on the topic “IG and Your Records Management Policy Together, The Ultimate Shield and Sword.” Increased volume, complexities, and risks surrounding effective records and information management bring to light the important role IG plays throughout an organization, including the development and implementation of records retention schedule policy. A credible and viable schedule is the intersection of all the key aspects of information governance, ensuring an organization’s most valuable asset, information, is managed appropriately, while guarding against the risks associated with over retention and ineffective management. During this discussion, Jennifer will dive into IG as a concept, as it relates to the records retention schedule, and evolving approaches within life sciences organizations. Visit our website to register your place. If you are not yet a member of HSRAA, you can apply for annual membership and join us for June’s Let's Talk. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eHV8HeGi HSRAA Committee: Jamie Marie Toth, Dora Endreffy, Hobson Lopes, Neil Gow, Bob Thompson, Marion Mays, Pawel Rucki #tmf #gcp #gxp #gmp #glp #documentmanagement #archiving #HSRAA

Earlier this Spring, Eric Schneider, #NCQA's Executive VP of Quality Measurement and Research, participated in a #PTAC meeting panel where he presented key objectives for performance measurement in a population-based total cost of care (PB-TCOC) model. In discussing the minimal entry criteria for organizations adopting PB-TCOC models, NCQA emphasized two fundamental requirements: • Accountability for empaneled members. • The capability to integrate care seamlessly across health care sectors and community-based organizations. These elements play a crucial role in effectively managing populations and addressing their health-related social needs. From clinical data to patient experience, we believe measures that incentivize care coordination and team care are vital to the success of the TCOC framework. Watch Dr. Schneider’s presentation at timestamp 25:45. #HealthCareQuality #PopulationHealth #PerformanceMeasurement https://bit.ly/3y33z2v

A terrible truth about quality improvement projects is that not all of them are high quality. There are often problems with quality improvement. Such as  - Too many small-scale time-limited activities. - Not doing pdsa cycles properly. - Not thinking about long-term sustainability. - Too many uniprofessional projects. - Continually reinventing the wheel. - Thinking that a single magic bullet will fix things. - Ticking the box of “doing a QIP”. We are keen that BMJ Best Practice is used in quality improvement. But also that quality improvement with BMJ Best Practice is done properly. If you want to do a strategic, sustainable, interprofessional and rigorous quality improvement project that you will be able to publish as a gold-standard report, then please get in touch. We would love to hear from you. BMJ Best Practice is freely available in the NHS in England, Scotland, and Wales. Please get in touch if you would like to find out how to make it available in your organisation. Sophieann O'Kersey Ali Boukabache Sue Lacey Bryant Dr Comfort King MBBS MSc PGDip Chandu Wickramarachchi Tuan Davies Helena Delgado-Cohen Ampley Narayanan Helen Carson-Oliver Joe Boucher Elena Randeree   Louise Wood    BMJ Best Practice  BMJ Clare Mock, MD, CPPS #QualityImprovement  #LearningHealthSystem   #HealthcareQuality

https://lnkd.in/dvxK7VAx Here is the video tutorial on Results-Based Management (RBM) or Result Based M&E. In this session we have explored Result Based Management (RBM) or Result Based Monitoring or M&E Systems (RBM) and how RBM can enhance project effectiveness by focusing on results and achieving meaningful impacts. This is An In-Depth Guide to RBM with Practical Examples. Chapters have been added for easy navigation through the video. Key contents that we have covered in this video tutorial are: 1) Result Based Management (RBM) VS Result Based M&E 2) Definition of key terms used in RBM 3) What is RBM, Results Chains and shift from traditional M&E 4) How RBM can be applied in different sectors like Education, Health, WASH, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), and Humanitarian sectors. 5) Components of RBM 6) Benefits of RMB and Key Principles of RBM 7) Key Steps in RBM and examples from different sectors 8) Key Challenges in RBM and their Solution 9) Further reading You can download the materials used in this video tutorial from the link given in the description of the video tutorial #Resultbasedmanagement #RBM #ResultbasedMonitoring #MonitoringAndEvaluation #ProjectMonitoring #Research #Tutorial #ProfessionalDevelopment #ProjectManagement #SkillsTraining

My big takeaways from a thought-provoking ILR roundtable in Washington, D.C.: 💡Assessment is just one vehicle in program evaluation. And it matters. 💡Assessments need to be valid & reliable, not just by our own analysis. Consider external review or comparative analysis with externally evaluated instruments. 💡Writing sound assessments is HARD. Yay for assessment specialists and psyshometricians and companies like ACTFL with externally validated assessments! As always, a privilege to mingle with these exceptional professionals: Kim Sallee; Thomas Wagener; Farid Saydee, PhD; Chris Abdmishani Armijo, M.Ed., MHA, MBA, MPH, FACHE, LSSBB (not pictured Erwin Tschirner) #assessment #actfl #validitystudies #langchat

Four main types of bias to consider for effectiveness studies & processes a reviewer must look for in primary studies to alleviate each type. Types of bias & addressing bias are covered In JBI's Comprehensive Systematic Review Training Program: https://lnkd.in/ds-N7G5 #JBIEBHC

Dr Kieran Walsh -I spent the better part of a decade working as a practicing physician in the US healthcare QI and Patient Safety space, and I couldn’t agree more regarding the challenges of advancing meaningful quality improvement initiatives. In most cases, this doesn’t occur due to a lack of effort, ingenuity, dedication, and knowledge on the part of those at the bedside doing the work but from inadequate resources available to support the implementation and sustainability of these efforts. This is why I think BMJ’s Best Practice with Comorbidities Manager – launching in the US next month – could be a game changer in the Healthcare space. Not only does it help promote a proactive approach to managing multiple medical comorbidities during acute illness and encourage a patient-centered care approach -  which could reduce adverse events, hospital length of stays, and readmissions – but it allows organizations to upload their unique pathways, protocols, guidelines, and management recommendations directly into the tool – driving forward standardization of care and adherence to quality initiatives. https://lnkd.in/giVFQM44