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Dr. Jesse McLaren, Dr. Lucas Chartier, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, HEART score, LAMA, LWBS, Medical Specialty, myocardial infarction, QI, quality improvement, troponin, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 16 Listening for the QI Signal in the Noise of ED Return Visits: Focus on Missed MI
Jesse McLaren outlines 10 Quality Improvement (QI) opportunities for reducing missed AMIs and the lessons learned from Ontario’s Emergency Department Return Visit Quality Program in this Waiting to Be Seen...
Dr. Howard Ovens | September 11, 2018
Dr. Jesse McLaren, Dr. Lucas Chartier, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, HEART score, LAMA, LWBS, Medical Specialty, myocardial infarction, QI, quality improvement, troponin, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 16 Listening for the QI Signal in the Noise of ED Return Visits: Focus on Missed MI
Jesse McLaren outlines 10 Quality Improvement (QI) opportunities for reducing missed AMIs and the lessons learned from Ontario’s Emergency Department Return Visit Quality Program in this Waiting to Be Seen...
Dr. Howard Ovens | September 11, 2018
Amy Cheng, Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, Howard Ovens, physician feedback, physician performance, QA, QI, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 11 – Keeping Score: Providing Physician Feedback
What does the evidence say about the true utility of physician performance feedback and scorecards? Do they meet a real need for information to guide self-improvement or just scratch our...
Dr. Howard Ovens | December 20, 2016
Amy Cheng, Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, Howard Ovens, physician feedback, physician performance, QA, QI, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 11 – Keeping Score: Providing Physician Feedback
What does the evidence say about the true utility of physician performance feedback and scorecards? Do they meet a real need for information to guide self-improvement or just scratch our...
Dr. Howard Ovens | December 20, 2016
Clinical Practice, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Lucas Chartier, Medical Specialty, QA, QI, quality improvement, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 10 – EM Quality Assurance Part 2: Individual Responsibilities
Last month in introducing part one of our guest blog on quality assurance I told a story about a missed opportunity with follow-up care. This month I’d like to share...
Dr. Lucas Chartier | October 25, 2016
Clinical Practice, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Lucas Chartier, Medical Specialty, QA, QI, quality improvement, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 10 – EM Quality Assurance Part 2: Individual Responsibilities
Last month in introducing part one of our guest blog on quality assurance I told a story about a missed opportunity with follow-up care. This month I’d like to share...
Dr. Lucas Chartier | October 25, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, heatlh care metrics, Howard Ovens, LEAN, Lucas Chartier, Medical Specialty, QI, quality improvement, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 6 Measuring Quality – The Value of Health Care Metrics
A New York Times article titled “How Measurement Fails Doctors and Teachers” went viral on social media in January and caused a lot of chatter in medical circles. Its author,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | February 29, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, heatlh care metrics, Howard Ovens, LEAN, Lucas Chartier, Medical Specialty, QI, quality improvement, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 6 Measuring Quality – The Value of Health Care Metrics
A New York Times article titled “How Measurement Fails Doctors and Teachers” went viral on social media in January and caused a lot of chatter in medical circles. Its author,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | February 29, 2016
Clinical Practice, Emergency Medicine, heatlh care metrics, Howard Ovens, LEAN, Lucas Chartier, Medical Specialty, QI, quality improvement, Waiting to be Seen
WTBS 6 Measuring Quality – The Value of Health Care Metrics
A New York Times article titled “How Measurement Fails Doctors and Teachers” went viral on social media in January and caused a lot of chatter in medical circles. Its author,...
Dr. Howard Ovens | February 29, 2016

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