1. Current initiatives
Please put on your "stakeholder hat." This page lists 7 initiatives where the Quality Collaborative is currently engaged. For each of these 7 initiatives, indicate whether this work provides high, moderate, or little or no value to your stakeholder organization. Your feedback will be consolidated with other stakeholders' input and shared with the board to assist in strategic planning.
Measure quality of primary care by consolidating claims data from helath plans and EHR data from clinics.
High Moderate Little or no value
Publish and promote information on clinics’ quality for consumers. Provide a trusted link to related resources.
High Moderate Little or no value
Assist clinics in using quality measurement information; ensure they can download and use the information.
High Moderate Little or no value
Facilitate a partnership to improve collection and use of disparieits data (racial, language, socioeconomic and geographic)
High Moderate Little or no value
Facilitate hospitals’ participation in the RWJF-IHI national quality improvement initiatives; e.g., Transforming Healthcare at the Bedside.
High Moderate Little or no value
Provide tools to partner organizations so they can help consumers/patients understand care quality.
High Moderate Little or no value
Contribute to the shaping of state health policy regarding health care quality (advisory role).
High Moderate Little or no value
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2. Future opportunities
Following is a list of 10 potential initiatives that may be new subject areas or expansion of existing work for the Quality Collaborative. Identify and rank the top three that will provide the greatest value to your stakeholder organization. If your organization would like to see the Quality Collaborative pursue other work, list it in the comments section.
Measure and report on patient experience of care using surveys
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Measure and report on efficiency and value of care
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Measure and report on specialty care quality
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Convene partners to align clinical quality improvement for specific variations in care
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Coordinate programs to increase providers’ access implementation and use of electronic health records
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Facilitate development of community systems for interoperability of electronic patient health records
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Monitor quality of care using publicly available sources
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Provide reports to the public and advocate for action
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Stimulate and coordinate provider incentives for high quality/high value care
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
Stimlulate and coordinate consumer incentives for high quality/high value care
1st-Top Priority 2nd-High Priority 3rd-Next Priority
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