Chapter 11 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT (QI)
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 improvement team. 4. Understand the processes of the underlying system of care so that improvements can be implemented to eff ectively address problems. 5.
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