The System Wide Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Fair Symposium offers a platform for recognition of exceptional projects in quality improvement and patient safety within Northwell Health's education programs. Students, trainees, and faculty members from various programs are encouraged to participate. This event caters to medical students, residents, fellows, post-doctoral trainees, nurses, allied health professionals, and physician assistant students affiliated with the Zucker School of Medicine, Hofstra University, and Northwell Health.
Event Highlights:
Recognition: Acknowledgment of outstanding projects
Keynote Addresses: Insightful talks by Quality experts
Prizes: Awards for distinguished projects
Submission Criteria:
Eligibility: Activities conducted at Northwell Health, Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, or Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing & Physician Assistant Studies
The System Wide Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Fair Symposium is an enriching opportunity for individuals involved in quality improvement and patient safety initiatives to showcase their work and receive well-deserved recognition.
Posters from the System Wide Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Fair Symposium have also been uploaded to Academic Works and can be accessed via the link below. https://academicworks.medicine.hofstra.edu/qi_patient_safety_symposium/
april 19th, 2024
1st system-wide quality improvement and patient safety fair symposium
list of abstracts
agenda
resources from our keynote speaker, dr. doron schneider
winners
1ST PLACE
AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR ROLLING ANALYSIS OF SURGICAL SITE INFECTIONS AT A SINGLE HOSPITAL.
JAMES DUEHR, MD, PHD, RESIDENT - NEUROSURGERY, NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
MENTORS/COLLABORATORS: DANIEL LYNCH, BRIANNA DONNELLY, BRANDON SANTHUMAYOR, ISABELLE PELCHER, MICHAEL SCHULDER AND JAMIE ULLMAN.
2ND PLACE
ENHANCING DEPRESSION SCREENING RATES: A PROSPECTIVE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT ANALYSIS
SUSAN ZHANG, DO, MPH, RESIDENT – FAMILY MEDICINE, PHELPS HOSPITAL
MENTORS/COLLABORATORS: MARY ROSE JOSEPH PUTHIYAMADAM.
3RD PLACE
SINS OF THE PAST: MEETING THE MEASURE FOR STATIN USE
KYLE YUEN, DO, RESIDENT – FAMILY MEDICINE, PHELPS HOSPITAL
MENTORS/COLLABORATORS: MARY ROSE PUTHIYAMADAN AND ESTEBAN MARTINEZ-VILLA