Quality Improvement

To a T: Testosterone Supplementation and Reducing Treatment Time in Stroke

How should we measure quality in home care?

From the factory floor to the emergency department: Hospitals explore Lean method

Does collecting data take away from patient care?

The hidden waste in Ontario health care

To a T: Testosterone Supplementation and Reducing Treatment Time in Stroke

Addressing the needs of high users of the health system: where do you start?

Our health care system is inefficient. What can we do about it?

Improvements suggested to the health system that failed Greg Price

When quality trumps service, patients lose out

Rethinking health outcomes in the era of multiple concurrent chronic conditions

Missing the target on health care performance?

Medical error disclosure: improving patient safety through better communication

Putting the “public” in public reporting on health system performance

Working smarter to reduce wait times

Can quality be assured for diagnostic imaging?

Improving quality in Canada’s nursing homes requires “more staff, more training”

Cycle Time – the new wait time?

Can “bottom up” measurement improve the quality of Canadian health care?

Should Ontario be more proactive in pressure ulcer prevention?