There were some key points I got out of reading this issue of Doctors Digest in regards to quality improvement. I think David Meyers, MD made many good points that are so important to improve the quality of our Healthcare system. He makes the point that data and measurement should be the “starting blocks of quality improvement.” He made another excellent point by saying “If we don’t know how we’re doing, we don’t know where to improve; and we don’t know if we have improved.” I feel these are key questions that must be asked in order to improve quality of healthcare.
The information above can be effective at my workplace or in my everyday personal life. The best way to improve on something is to first identify the problem, then set a goal