Cirrhosis Quality Collaborative (CQC) - Learning Session II-Learning Session II

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The video transcript discusses various process changes and improvement efforts being made by the American Society of Liver Diseases (ASLD) to enhance patient care and outcomes for cirrhosis patients. One focus is on improving patient education, with the development of educational resources such as videos and handouts on cirrhosis and related conditions. The use of QR codes and a patient survey is mentioned as a way to assess the impact of these educational interventions. The importance of data collection and measurement in evaluating the effectiveness of the interventions is highlighted throughout. The fishbone diagram and Pareto charts are discussed as tools for identifying and addressing issues related to ascites management. The discussion also covers strategies for problem-solving, including identifying low-hanging fruit and leveraging staff enthusiasm. The plan-do-study-act cycle and the concept of sprints are introduced as frameworks for implementing improvement processes. The importance of patient empowerment and engagement is emphasized, and the integration of electronic medical records and onboarding new sites are also addressed. Additionally, the participants share their experiences and suggestions regarding patient enrollment and response rates.

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ASLD

patient care

cirrhosis patients

patient education

QR codes

data collection

educational interventions

ascites management

problem-solving

patient empowerment

electronic medical records

patient enrollment

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