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Measuring the Success of a Patient Safety or Quality Improvement Project (Patient Safety VI)

How will you know if your patient safety and quality project is meeting its objectives? Peter Drucker once said “What gets measured, gets managed.” In this course, students will learn why measurement is critical to quality improvement work. Equally important, they will learn which data sources provide the most meaningful information and tools for how and where to locate them. Finally, students will learn how to interpret data from their patient safety and quality projects to guide and modify them during implementation to maximize their chances of making a difference for patients.
Duration 5 Months
Institution Johns Hopkins University
Format Online

Eligibility Criteria

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Academic Foundation

A recognized Bachelor’s degree or high school equivalent required for admission into Johns Hopkins University.

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Language Proficiency

English proficiency required. IELTS, TOEFL, or standard medium-of-instruction certificates accepted.

Detailed Fees Breakdown

Base Tuition Fee $203
Total Est. Investment $203

Scholarships and early-bird waivers may apply. Contact admissions for exact institutional fees.

Academic Trajectory

Program Outcome

Graduates of the Measuring the Success of a Patient Safety or Quality Improvement Project (Patient Safety VI) program at Johns Hopkins University are equipped with global perspectives, ready to excel in international markets and top-tier career opportunities.

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