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The California Perinatal Quality Care Collaborative (CPQCC) is a group of public and private, California leaders in healthcare, committed to improving care and outcomes for the State’s pregnant mothers and newborns.
The Collaborative includes 128 member hospitals, representing over 90% of all neonates cared for in California NICUs.
Our major goal is the development of a Collaborative Network of public and private, Obstetric and Neonatal providers, insurers, public health professionals and business groups to support a system for benchmarking and performance improvement activities for perinatal care throughout California.
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Upcoming CPQCC/CCS Quality Improvement (QI) Collaborative Announcement
2011- 2012 Delivery Room Management Quality Improvement (QI) Collaborative
DETAILS:
Dates: 12 month initiative beginning May 2011; with a 6 month follow-up period
Who: State of California Regional, Community, and Intermediate NICU CPQCC Members Only
Using the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) Collaborative Quality Improvement Model, teams will implement evidence-based practices for improved outcomes in the Delivery Room.
Advantages of participating:
- Access to an evidence-based change package for improving the outcomes of all infants requiring delivering room management
- The opportunity to benchmark, track and compare data between your site and other participating sites
- Participation in a “community of learning” where you will learn from other participating sites by sharing lessons learned, materials, data, strategy, etc
- Access to a world-class multidisciplinary Expert Panel, which will actively support participating sites in their implementation of best practices and
- Credit for participating Neonatologists toward the QI requirements of the American Board of Pediatrics (ABP) maintenance of certification (MOC) program
Cost: $6,000 per hospital. CPQCC is subsidizing the cost of this quality improvement collaborative as a service to its members and is thus able to charge far less than the $15,000-$40,000 charged by other organizations.
An invitation letter with more detailed information will follow in the next few months.
Please contact Courtney Nisbet, Project Manager, cnisbet@stanford.edu, with any questions.