(Webinar) Trauma PI Strategy: Leveraging “Case Review vs. Aggregate Review” for More Efficient Loop Closure

Many trauma programs struggle with the high volume of cases that need to go through the performance improvement (PI) process. In these centers, program leaders often worry that they making unacceptable trade-offs between quality and quantity.

This webinar takes a close look at a key concept in trauma PI that can help program leadership teams achieve solid results with greater efficiency — selectively using “case-specific review” and “aggregate review” to close the loop on more PI issues while ensuring quality.

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[On-Demand Webinar] Trauma PI Strategy: Leveraging “Case Review vs. Aggregate Review” for More Efficient Loop Closure

[Presentation PDF] Trauma PI Strategy: Leveraging “Case Review vs. Aggregate Review” for More Efficient Loop Closure

During this one-hour webinar, trauma center leadership expert Angie Chisolm shares the basic techniques of case-specific review and aggregate review and explain how each approach fits into a well-run PI program. She also examines the “indicators” for using case review versus aggregate review, discusses the advantages and limitations of each method, and shows how to use each technique to demonstrate effective loop closure.

Viewers will learn:

• How to perform case-level review and aggregate review (with multiple examples)
• The specific situations in which each review method is appropriate and effective
• How to use case review and aggregate review to demonstrate loop closure
• How to leverage this strategy to document the effectiveness of your PIPS program

Sponsored by Optimal Healthcare Advisors, this webinar is designed for trauma PI coordinators, trauma program managers, TMDs, trauma data professionals and anyone who guides, manages or supports their program’s PI efforts.

Presenter:

Angela Chisolm, MBA/HCM, BSN, RN, CFRN, TCRN
President
Optimal Healthcare Advisors

Angie Chisolm is a nationally recognized expert in trauma program management, trauma PI, operational efficiency, site survey readiness, and coding and billing. She has helped trauma centers nationwide build effective trauma teams, implement quality initiatives, improve P&L performance, prepare effectively for ACS and state surveys, and upgrade their designation level.