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Pediatric GI Quality Improvement and Patient Safety

QI Curriculum

Training is designed with Pediatric Gastroenterology specific examples of how to apply QI.GI fellows and faculty on Zoom

  • Didactic Lessons
    • IHI Modules - (Institute for Healthcare Improvement)
  • Basics of QI
    • Why perform QI?
    • SMART aim development - (Specific Measurable Attainable Relevant Time-bound)
    • PDSA cycles - (Plan Do Study Act)
  • Data Science
    • Run chart creation
    • Key Driver diagrams
    • Fishbone diagrams
    • Data Collection
    • How to publish QI projects
  • Team Science 
    • Interdisciplinary education opportunities
    • Simulated team building
  • M&M Conferences
  • Journal Clubs
  • Safety Event Reporting

Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Opportunities

QI Faculty

Fellow QI Projects in the Department of Pediatric Gastroenterology

These are a few examples of QI projects Peds GI fellows are doing. If you would like more information on any of these projects, please contact Shelley_Weekes@urmc.rochester.edu

  • Improving Access to Pediatric GI Care for Pediatric Patients of Color - Chavonne Kouassi, M.D.
  • Improving length of hospital stay for inpatient bowel clean out - Megan Brunswick, D.O.
  • Improving the Educational Experience of Rotating Pediatric GI Residents and Fellows - Nathan “Zev” Minkoff, M.D.
  • Bowel prep conundrum – Ayesha Baig, M.D.
  • Pre-procedural video intervention: Leads to reduced anxiety level in children prior to first endoscopic procedure in the Pediatric GI Suite at Golisano Children’s Hospital - Imdad Ullah, M.B.B.S. 
  • Revising the Pediatric Gastroenterology Core Curriculum - Gracielle Bahia, D.O.
  • Improving Efficiency in Pediatric GI with EMR optimization - Albert Chan, M.D. 
  • The Management of Infliximab acute infusion reaction in our pediatric infusion center - Walaa Elfar, M.B. B.Ch.
  • Effect of positioning on Capsule Endoscopy - Marianna Middelhof, M.D.
  • Improving the frequency and quality of Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellow led teaching