CMS is moving full speed with mandatory Hybrid Hospital-Wide Readmission and Mortality measures, bringing revised specs, CCDE rules, and mapping requirements your teams must tackle now. This webinar breaks down what’s new, what’s critical, and how Hybrid measures fit into models like TEAM. Learn how to align your workflows and strategy to stay compliant, avoid […]
NAHQ’s virtual, instructor led CPHQ Review Course connects you with expert instructors in an online classroom setting and is designed to support those planning to take the Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality® (CPHQ) Certification Examination. Based on the current CPHQ content outline, this course provides a review of essential healthcare quality concepts and offers valuable […]
Speaker(s): Samantha Crandall, PhD, RN, CPHQ, CPPS Director of Quality, Patient Safety and Clinical Performance Improvement Suburban Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine Principle Staff Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality Speaker(s): Briony DuBose, PhD, MHI, RN, ANA\C Fellow Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Sharp HealthCare The final session of the Driving Change in Healthcare series, the focus […]
This session will summarize why ongoing collaboration between acute and post-acute care settings is important to ensure effective communication to identify common drivers for readmissions, including conditions most frequently related to readmissions, such as sepsis and heart failure. The session will close with sharing tools and resources to assist your organization in your care coordination […]
Health technologies play a critical role in patient care—but they also can be a key contributor to adverse events if organizations do not proactively identify possible sources of danger or difficulty with those technologies and take steps to minimize the risks. This session will inform participants about several high-impact health technology hazards and help them […]
Hosted by the North Carolina Association for Healthcare Quality (NCAHQ). This webinar explores how principles of Quality Improvement (QI)—traditionally used in healthcare systems—can be adapted for personal and professional self-care practices. There will also be a discussion on how to use data-driven decision-making and continuous improvement frameworks to create and evaluate a customized self‑care plan.
During the session, participants will learn to: Understand key principles for implementing change in high-acuity settings Apply evidence-based strategies to lead and sustain ED improvements Identify and overcome common barriers to patient flow Explore innovative models that enhance ED efficiency and staff support Improve patient experience through timely transactions and clear communication
The HERE Conference is Medisolv’s annual virtual event for healthcare quality leaders who refuse to settle for “good enough.” Over two days, you’ll hear from national voices like NAHQ and The Leapfrog Group, alongside Medisolv’s clinical and data experts. Sessions will spotlight the 2026 CMS changes, showcase new solution features, and reveal the strategies leading […]
Speaker(s): Ellen Evans, MN, MPH, RN, CPHQ, CJCP, CPPS Director of Accreditation and Patient Safety Northside Hospital Understanding the concepts of Human Factors is imperative to building safe processes for both patients and staff. The concept of the Dirty Dozen from the Federal Aviation Administration provides a solid foundation for understanding human factors and identifying ways […]
NAHQ’s virtual, instructor led CPHQ Review Course connects you with expert instructors in an online classroom setting and is designed to support those planning to take the Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality® (CPHQ) Certification Examination. Based on the current CPHQ content outline, this course provides a review of essential healthcare quality concepts and offers valuable […]
The Washington Patient Safety Coalition, Health Quality BC and Oregon Patient Safety Commission present the 22nd annual Northwest Patient Safety Conference on October 16-17, 2025. It unites healthcare professionals, providers, patients, families, and caregivers in all care settings from all over the world. The theme is “Navigating Rough Seas.” The conference will provide insight, actionable […]
This one day conference offers opportunities to learn and network with healthcare quality professionals. Agenda highlights: • Innovative Strides: Advancing Acute Care through a Regional Mobility Initiative • Early Identification of Sepsis: Pre-Sepsis in Wound Patients • Managing Our Population: Public Health Communication Across the Continuum • Healthcare Well-being – Putting People First: Supporting Teams […]
Dive into the role of data analytics in quality management. Showcase tools and techniques for leveraging data to drive continuous improvement and decision-making.
In a world where complexity and change are constant, the most effective leaders aren’t those with all the answers. They are the ones who know who they are and lead from that place of clarity. This dynamic and reflective session is designed to help you uncover your personal leadership “why” and align it with your […]
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The National Association for Healthcare Quality® (NAHQ) has conducted groundbreaking research on the advancement of the quality and safety agenda and has published the results in a new workforce report. NAHQ’s Healthcare Quality and Safety Report answers the question: “Is today’s healthcare workforce doing the work that will advance critical priorities of quality, safety, equity, value, and system sustainability?” The answer is no.
Questions? Contact NAHQ Member Services at info@nahqexemplifi.wpenginepowered.com or 847.375.4720.
NAHQ will host an exclusive member briefing workshop where NAHQ CEO Stephanie Mercado and NAHQ President-Elect Nidia Williams will review the workforce report in-depth and prepare you to discuss it with your team and leadership during Healthcare Quality Week.
To kick off Healthcare Quality Week, (HQW) NAHQ will host a complimentary webinar with NAHQ leaders to discuss the report, its impact and how you can leverage the report to your advantage.
Questions? Contact NAHQ Member Services at info@nahqexemplifi.wpenginepowered.com or 847.375.4720.
Missed NAHQ Next? Don’t worry, you can purchase NAHQ Next on-demand and receive access to all content for 60 days from purchase. Benefit from actionable content that addresses issues head-on and features “how-tos” and results. Buy now and have the opportunity to receive 40+ CEs.
Questions? Contact NAHQ Member Services at info@nahqexemplifi.wpenginepowered.com or 847.375.4720.
