EQIPCONF2024 – E-QIP

April 23, 2024

The Excellence through Quality Improvement Project (E-QIP), Ontario Health, and the Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions are partnering again this year to deliver our 4th virtual conference. This year’s conference, QI Innovations: Building a Culture of Quality will take place on April 23rd, 2024. Register today to save your seat!

Tell us your story of how you are building a culture of quality at your organization.

Building QI & Data capacity is key to developing and embedding a culture of quality improvement. We invite you to share your journey of building a culture of quality at your organization, including the lessons you learned along the way, with like-minded people at our upcoming conference: QI Innovations: Building a Culture of Quality. This conference will explore the following four streams:

- Why QI?,
- The Who of Quality Improvement (QI): Role of People in QI-Engagement and Mobilization,
- The How of QI: Sowing the Seeds for a Culture of Quality, and
- Sustaining Your Gains: Nurturing the Seeds of a Culture of Quality

This conference is for mental health and addiction providers and system planners who are interested in data driven decision making and quality improvement. This one-day virtual event will offer networking opportunities, poster presentations, concurrent sessions, wellness activities and more!

Watch this space and follow E-QIP on LinkedIn and Twitter for exciting conference updates!

Quality Domain	Client Meaning	Provider Meaning
Safe	I will not be harmed by the health system.	The care my client receives does not cause them to be harmed.
Effective	I receive the right care, and it contributes to improving my health.	The care I provide is based on best evidence and produces the desired outcome.
Client Centered	My goals and preferences are respected. My family and I are treated with respect and dignity.	Decisions about my client’s care reflect the goals and preferences of the clients and family or caregivers.
Efficient	The care I receive from all providers is well coordinated and efforts are not duplicated.	I deliver care to my clients using available human, physical, and financial resources efficiently, with no waste to the system.
Timely	I know how long I have to wait to see a provider or for assessments or care I need and why. I am confident this wait time is safe and appropriate.	My client can receive care within an acceptable time after the need is identified.
Equitable	No matter who I am, what I have, or where I live, I can access services that meet my needs. I am fairly treated by the health care system.	My clients and the populations I serve are provided differential approaches to access and service delivery as required in order to address systemic barriers and societal injustices ensuring every individual has access to the services they need, positive care experiences and outcomes, regardless of location, age, gender, race and other determinants of health.

April 23, 2024

Tell us your story of how you are building a culture of quality at your organization.

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