Stephen R. Grossbart博士是一名经验丰富的医疗保健高管,曾担任Mercy health(辛辛那提俄亥俄州)的高级副总裁、首席质量官和首席分析官,在那里他负责监督Mercy的患者安全和临床转型中心。他的著作发表在《医疗研究与评论》、《美国卫生系统药学杂志》、《医疗管理与外科档案杂志》上。2012年,他的书章节“质量的概念化和定义”出现在由David Nash(医学博士,工商管理硕士)编辑的《医疗质量:临床医师初级读本》中。自2003年以来,他曾服务于多个国家质量论坛委员会并担任联席主席。2013年,他被贝克尔医院评论(Becker’s Hospital Review)评为引领患者安全领域的50位专家之一。
After a turbulent 2020 and a 2021 the New York Times summed up as “languishing,” healthcare leaders are determined to pursue positive change in 2022. The pandemic still looms large, but health systems will also focus on other prominent performance drivers, following the lead of top performers in other industries that stress long-range tactics and prioritize consumers and data-driven decision making. With these strategies in place, trends in the following six areas will determine organizational success in 2022 and have a lasting impact on providers and patients:
1. Health equity. 2. Patient safety. 3. Staffing. 4. Care delivery. 5. COVID-19 recovery. 6. Payment and payers.
The quality and patient safety movement of the early 21stcentury called for greater board of trustee involvement in improvement. However, too many health systems still don’t have the resources in place to effectively engage their boards around quality and safety measures.
Six guidelines describe how organizations can better leverage data to inform their boards:
1. Emphasize quality and patient safety goals. 2. Leverage National Quality Forum-endorsed measures. 3. Use benchmarking and risk adjustment to select targets. 4. Access data beyond the EHR. 5. Provide data and information for multiple organizational levels. 6. Develop a board-specific measurement and presentation strategy.