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Quality Improvement Programshopping, as appropriate. Consumer advisoryboards are also used to evaluate the quality of ourservice <strong>and</strong> the customer experience.Service Quality Committee <strong>and</strong> Delegated TeamsThe Service Quality Committee <strong>and</strong> delegatedteams use the data above to identify opportunitiesfor improvement, make recommendations to theappropriate areas, <strong>and</strong> create action plans.Member <strong>and</strong> <strong>Provider</strong> Satisfaction PrioritizationProcesses<strong>Presbyterian</strong> conducts a formal prioritizationprocess to select the critical areas for improvementactivities for the following year. This objectiveprocess allows for the “voice of the customer” tohelp determine the areas of greatest concern <strong>and</strong>the biggest drivers of satisfaction.23. Patient Safety ProgramThe Patient Safety Program improves the quality ofcare through the identification, analysis, <strong>and</strong>reduction of risks that could cause or have causedpreventable patient injury or impairment.Objectives of the Patient Safety ProgramIdentify opportunities to improve safetyperformance.Manage identified risk by timely intervention,corrective preventive action, <strong>and</strong> educationalactivities.Provide information on identified risk toappropriate departments <strong>and</strong> committees.Analyze adverse events, identify themesacross events, <strong>and</strong> use themes to drive qualityimprovement priorities.FocusEstablish a non-punitive culture for sharinginformation <strong>and</strong> lessons learned.The Patient Safety Committee focuses on bothprovider <strong>and</strong> health plan process-related risks. As ahealth plan, we recognize that our processes cancreate or contribute to medical errors.Performance MonitoringPriority consideration for the implementation ofpatient safety performance improvement strategiesis given toProcesses that affect a large percentage ofmembersProcesses that place members at risk if notperformed well, if performed when notindicated, or if not performed when indicatedProcesses that have been or are likely to beproblem-proneThe quality of clinical care process providesongoing monitoring <strong>and</strong> identification of trends <strong>and</strong>potential sentinel events.QI Program: HEDIS ® Medical Record DataAbstractionHEDIS ® is a st<strong>and</strong>ardized set of performancemeasures that was designed to focus on healthcare quality. HEDIS ® data is collected annually <strong>and</strong>is designed to provide purchasers <strong>and</strong> consumerswith the information they need to compare theperformance of health plans. HEDIS ® is aregistered trademark of the NCQA <strong>and</strong> wasestablished by NCQA in 1992. The HEDIS ® reportcould not be prepared without the continuedcooperation <strong>and</strong> support of the provider community.12-112014 <strong>Practitioner</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Provider</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> - Ver. 3

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