Workshop: AAMC’s certificate in teaching quality improvement and patient safety
The goal of AAMC’s ‘Teaching for Quality’ initiative is to ensure that every medical school and teaching hospital in the U.S. has access to faculty who are ready, able and willing to engage in and lead education in quality improvement, patient safety and the reduction of excess health care costs.
The U-M Medical School’s specific aim is to develop faculty to create and implement these educational activities for medical students, residents and fellows, clinicians and other personnel in Michigan Medicine.
Target audience. The workshop is designed for faculty and other Michigan Medicine personnel who:
- Already have a basic knowledge of and experience with Quality Science (quality improvement and patient safety – QI/PS).*
- Want to develop skills and abilities to teach this information and its application to others.
- Are planning a QI/PS educational activity that they will develop during the workshop. (Two or more individuals may work together on an educational activity.)
For program objectives, certificate requirements, and P-requisite information, please visit the workshop page.
Winter 2020 dates: (workshop includes all 5 sessions)
- Thursdays, Jan. 16, Jan. 30, Feb. 20, March 5 and April 16
Time: 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Location:
- All sessions except March 5: NCRC Building 520, Room 1122.
- March 5: NCRC Building 18 room 122
