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ICSI improvement resources are events, tools and offerings of support to ICSI member organizations used to aid members in quality improvement structure, knowledge, and progress towards achieving their aims.
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ICSI Colloquium: Early Registration Deadline is March 25

This year ICSI and IHI will offer three distinct tracks so that you can hone in on topics most relevant to your success: Track One: Leadership and Health Care Reform, Track Two: Quality and Safety, Track Three: Innovation

ICSI Professional Partnerships

ICSI's Professional Partnerships offers quality improvement, culture change, and care delivery/payment redesign innovations to clients desiring to transform their health care organization. The group helps clients bring together diverse stakeholders to tackle health care system issues that they cannot solve on their own.
  • Patient Education Resources
    Patient education resources are disease-specific education materials developed by medical experts, such as disease specialists, primary care physicians, surgeons, psychiatrists, nurses and/or other medical clinicians, working within ICSI member groups. They can be downloaded and distributed.
  • Summary Reports
    Activities, strategies and lessons learned from collaboratives, guideline pilots, patient focus groups, and process improvement activities.
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