QI Forum

Location: Virtual  |  Funded by: evaplan

The QI Forum for Health shares and critically appraises strategies, best practices, and evidence-based tools to understand and tackle common quality improvement, patient safety and health systems  challenges as elements of systematic and data-guided mechanisms, referred to as Quality Improvement. The forum offers plenary sessions and guided workshops.  

Since 2014 the QI forum for Health has had 4 editions: 

1.  Harmonizing and Integrating Quality Improvement Approaches in the Context of Health Systems?  

Sylvia Sax • Charles Shaw • M.L. Dramé • Rashad Massoud • Svetla Loukanova• Sandy Kubaj • Irmgard Marx • Joachim Szecsenyi • Michael Marx  

2. Quality Improvement mechanisms in health systems strengthening: Where is the evidence ?  

Michael Marx • Sylvia Sax • Agnès Leotsakos • Cornelius Oepen • Rashad Massoud • Cyril Pervilhac • Roland Kersten • Irmgard Marx • Maureen Nafula • Charles Shaw • Joachim Szecsenyi • Joost Butenop • Peter Lachman • Ghafur Khodjamurodov 

3. How to fit patient safety into Quality Improvement Mechanisms?  

Michael Marx • Sylvia Sax • Michel Wensing • Rupal K Shah • Rashad Massoud • Cyril Pervilhac • Wolfgang Jessen • Irmgard Marx • Maureen Nafula • Charles Shaw • Joachim Szecsenyi • Peter Lachman • Sati Sayah • Leighann Kimble • Svetla Loukanova • Björn Broge 

4. Digitalisation and Quality Improvement: challenges for better health outcomes.  

Michael Marx • Sylvia Sax • Peter Campbell • Irmgard Marx • Freimut Schliess • Anna E. Schmaus-Klughammer • Wolfgang Jessen • Steven Uggowitzer • Steven Wanyee Macharia • Ronen Rozenblum • Joachim Szecsenyi • Peter Lachman • Juan Limo • Ilona Köster-Steinebach • Svetla Loukanova • Björn Broge • Giovanni Rubeis • Akarsh Venkatasubramanian • Pratap Kumar • Raban Heller • Tobias Herrmann • Aisha O. Mohamed • Steve Ollis • Nana Afriye Mensah-Abrampah • António Lindo da Cunha • João Quintas