Category: Tip Sheet

The “Ten Common Questions About the QI Process” tip sheet from E-QIP highlights practical insights for leaders planning or guiding quality-improvement work. Drawing on lessons from E-QIP coaches, it addresses common QI challenges and questions from project teams and offers actionable guidance on topics such as using data to drive improvement and selecting change ideas to test, making it a valuable roadmap for leaders who are planning or leading QI project work. 

This tip sheet from E-QIP highlights practical advice for leaders planning or guiding quality-improvement efforts. It outlines key leadership actions to foster a culture where quality improvement is embraced at every level including engaging boards, aligning QI with organizational strategy, identifying champions, clarifying problems, and communicating progress.

A brief guide that helps organizations sustain quality-improvement work by embedding new practices into everyday operations. It outlines simple strategies to integrate changes, engage leadership, and ensure improvements last over time.

Collaboration and group decision-making can be a challenge in any quality improvement project. When collaboration happens across agencies, the geographical distance can create its own unique set of challenges. E-QIP engaged Leader, Ru Tauro, former Executive Director of Oak Centre and part of the OCAN network shares some of her key learnings related to multiple partner collaborations.

Clients and families play an important role in any Quality Improvement (QI) initiative. Responsibilities can range from being an advisor to committee member to participants in focus groups and surveys. As you plan for engagement, consider these tips from various teams who have successfully implemented QI initiatives in their organization.

Shifting towards a quality improvement culture is a journey that is shaped through behavior changes over time. QI leaders recommend these seven attributes and behaviors to support the quality improvement process.