Symposium HAS - BMJ : Clinical impact of quality improvement (Impact clinique des programmes d'amélioration de la qualité) - Nice, 19th April 2010
HAS (French National Authority for Health) organized together with the BMJ (British Médical Journal) the first conference dedicated to the clinical impact of quality and safety improvement programmes in health care.Due to the closure of french airports, the Symposium has been cancelled.
An online virtual space directly linking to all the contributions is available from now on.
From 4/19/10 9:00 AM To 4/19/10 6:00 PM
Centre des congrès Nice Acropolis
REGITRATIONS FOR THE SYMPOSIUM
The online registrations are closed
THE SYMPOSIUM PROGRAMME
Only in French language
9h-9h15
Welcome and introduction to the Symposium, Laurent DEGOS, HAS and Fiona GODLEE, BMJ
9h15-11h15
Clinical impact: Quality and safety in health care
11h15-13h15
Posters session
- 21 posters about national programs
- 101 posters distributed in 12 thematics areas
14h-15h30
Clinical impact: Integrated programs
16h-17h30
Clinical impact: Access and organisation of health care
17h30-18h
Conclusion, Laurent DEGOS, HAS
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS (Closed on decembrer 2009)
If you are involved in a quality improvement programme that has proved to be beneficial to patients in terms of clinical outcomes, we invite you to present your work at the HAS-BMJ conference.
Your abstract (French and English) must be submitted by email ( has-bmj@has-sante.fr ) to HAS before 1st December 2009.
The abstract template and the instructions are available on the bottom of this page.
The selected abstracts will be presented either as an oral presentation (approximately 10 minutes) or a poster session. Presentations must be given in French. Abstracts will be published (in French and in English) in a journal of the BMJ publishing group.
For further information regarding this call for abstract, please contact has-bmj@has-sante.fr and provide your name, the title and a brief description of your work.
Definition of Clinical impact of quality improvement initiatives as adopted for the Symposium :
Consideration will be given to initiatives that improve measurable patient outcomes (mortality, morbidity, quality of life, length of hospital stay) and that take account of efficacy, safety, and access to care.
Initiatives providing robust and reliable impact measurements that are strongly correlated with patient outcomes will also be considered.
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