Synopsis: This case study shares how Tampa General Hospital improved outcomes for newborn infants after partnering with Q-Centrix and implementing a collaborative performance improvement approach.
Registry data hold a wealth of insights for informing quality improvement—but only if hospitals have the time, resources, and processes to analyze them. When clinical and quality team members have many responsibilities, finding time to focus on quality improvement often becomes an ongoing struggle.
Our newest case study shares how Tampa General Hospital elevated its approach to performance improvement. By forming a registry oversight committee and partnering with Q-Centrix, the hospital significantly improved outcomes for newborn infants.
Tampa General Hospital’s success shows how a collaborative partnership and a structured approach to quality improvement empower hospitals to improve outcomes and fully leverage the value of their data.
This white paper is for:
- Quality leaders interested in maximizing the value of registry participation
- Clinical and quality team members who want to spend more time on performance improvement
- Hospital leaders interested in driving improvements for VON and other specialty registries
