Have you missed us? We’ve missed you! Let’s regroup for an amazing 2023.
We have planned some great educational sessions and want to engage in peer-to-peer sharing across our region.
2023 Quarterly Meeting Schedule
Check out the sessions below and get registered!!
| Topic | Date/Time | Registration Link |
| Q1: Supporting Staff Wellness | March 2 3pm – 4pm | Register Here |
| March 8 11am – 12pm | Register Here | |
| Q2: Medication Management During Transitions – Discover ways to incorporate enhanced community pharmacy services (at no charge) to support care transitions. – Hear firsthand accounts from patients on medication management. – Learn how an emergency department enhanced its medication reconciliation process using technology. Speakers · Dixie Leikach, RPh, MBA, PRS, FACA, CPESN Maryland · Erica Fredette, South Shore Health · Rosie Bartel, Patient Partner | May 4 – 3 – 4 pm | Register Here |
| Q2: Medication Management During Transitions – Discover ways to incorporate enhanced community pharmacy services (at no charge) to support care transitions. – Hear firsthand accounts from patients on medication management. – Learn how pharmacies can support patients with Opioid Use Disorder. Speakers · Dixie Leikach, RPh, MBA, PRS, FACA, CPESN Maryland · Jeffrey Bratberg, Pharm.D.,FAPhA, University of Rhode island · Janice Tufte, Patient Partner | May 10 – 11 am – 12 pm | Register Here |
| Q3: Implementing Share Tools & Resource Across the Continuum: Sepsis | September 14 – 3 – 4 pm | Register Here |
| September 20 – 11 am – 12 pm | Register Here | |
| Q4: Enabling Safe Discharges- Securing Beds and Transportation | November 28 – 3 – 4 pm | Register Here |
| December 6 – 11 am – 12 pm | Register Here |
The IPRO QIN-QIO consists of IPRO, Qlarant and Healthcentric Advisors to support leaders and key stakeholders from 86 PCH communities across our 11 states (CT, DE, MA, MD, ME, NH, NJ, NY, OH, RI, VT) and the District of Columbia. The goal is to enhance community health and focus on CMS quality goals: reduce opioid misuse, increase prevention and management of chronic conditions, enhance care coordination, further immunizations, support emergency preparedness and improve infection control practices by:
• Taking a data-driven approach to explore critical quality opportunities.
• Learning new evidence based interventions and promising practices.
• Engaging in peer-to-peer sharing (which comes from you) and problem solving together.
Join in the quarterly session that works best for you and if you are unable to attend, consider asking a colleague to participate on your behalf.