Inland Quality Collaborative

Beginning April 2007

Download the Inland Quality Collaborative Project Description here.

Quality isn't just a managed care trend – its an industry trend. Physician groups, IPAs and MSOs can go from good to great by learning best practices to improve patient satisfaction and clinical outcomes, and the best ways to implement them in their own organizations.

Join the Inland Quality Collaborative

Commit to implementation goals over 10 months in either patient experience or clinical IT, and in return, you receive consulting from experts and leading physician groups on how to reach your goals.

Member Benefits

Learn best practices in improving patient experience ratings and clinical outcomes.
Training and consulting from the best people in California on patient satisfaction and improving data for clinical improvement.
- Paul Katz, Intelligent Healthcare
- Meryl Luallin, Sullivan/Luallin
Time with leaders of other physician groups in the state who have been through it all and seen their results improve.
- Mills Peninsula IPA
- Talbert Medical Group
Implement your own strategic initiatives in patient satisfaction and clinical IT faster and smarter.
There is no other place in the region to learn from experts, and your competitors, and other groups in the state about how to improve performance.

What You Give

Attend 3 half-day sessions, following regional CAPG meetings in Riverside at the Mission Inn: April 18th, August 1st and November 7th
Set goals in either patient satisfaction or clinical IT, these should be goals top management has set for your organization already, not new ones
Attend 1-hour teleconferences monthly

How to Register

Download the registration form here.

Cost

The Inland Quality Collaborative is FREE for groups that contract with physicians in Riverside or San Bernardino counties

Additional Information

The California Quality Collaborative (CQC), co-sponsored by California Association of Physician Groups (CAPG), Blue Cross of California, Blue Shield of California and HealthNet.

For more information please contact Diane Stewart, Director of Performance Improvement - Pacific Business Group on Health, at (415) 615-6376 or dstewart@pbgh.org.

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