Chapter 11 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT (QI)
11.4 IMPLEMENTING QUALITY IMPROVEMENT AT YOUR HEALTH CENTRE Th e steps of the improvement cycle are: 1. Set priorities to identify specifi c areas for improvement. 2. Defi ne a performance measurement method for your improvement project and use existing data, or collect data that you will use to monitor your successes. 3. Establish an ...
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