Quality Improvement Decision Support Specialist FamilyHealth (Job ID: 9607)
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The Department of Family and Community Medicine (DFCM) is strongly committed to the care of the inner city population. In addition to providing care and teaching in all aspects of basic family medicine, our staff has developed expertise in a number of areas in response to the needs of the community we serve. These areas include HIV primary care, addiction medicine, the care of people who are homeless or under-housed, the poor as well as adolescents and new immigrants. Clinical activities in these areas are fully integrated within the day-to-day practice of family medicine. The Quality Improvement Decision Support Specialist (QIDSS) is responsible for supporting the St. Michael¿s Hospital Academic Family Health Team (SMHAFHT) quality steering committee and the Department of Family and Community Medicine (DFCM) local quality teams in their planning, decision-making and implementation of Quality Improvement (QI) activities. This includes reviewing data quality, supporting teams in the implementation of data quality initiatives, improving the flow and use of information, developing queries and analytical products to support the DFCM and SMHAFHT and its leaders in their quality improvement goals and teams engaged in clinical process change. The QIDSS's will extract and analyze health information from a number of sources; electronic medical record Practice Solutions, Cancer Care Ontario's Screening Activity Report, EMRALD related to the quality measures specified in the FHT's Quality Improvement Plan (QIP). The QIDSS will produce and disseminate user-friendly quality reports that will assist in improving patient care. These include practice-level reports for the FHT Board and other governance bodies and provider-specific reports with patient information that would facilitate recall and reminders to improve quality of care. The QIDSS will also lead quality initiatives across the department including delivery of our patient experience survey, assist with preparation of the FHT¿s QIP, and support residents in completing their QI projects. The QIDSS is also expected to participate in broader data harmonization initiatives and champion the use of data and performance analytics within the SMHAFHT. Key Responsibilities:
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