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Improvement Science

Achieving Competency Today

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Achieving Competency Today (ACT): Issues in Quality, Cost, Systems, and Safety

Subject Area		Level
The ACT course is a graduate-level interdisciplinary curriculum for systems based practice and practice based learning and improvement. Interprofessional teams work collaboratively to design and test solutions to identified challenges in healthcare delivery through an improvement project.
Improvement Science		Intermediate
Audience		Delivery
Resident and attending physicians, fellows, advanced practice clinicians, quality professionals, medical students, pharmacists, nurses, allied health professionals, and other interested learners.		Didactic, facilitated class discussion, multimedia, e-learning, small group activities, and application of key concepts and tools.
Requirements		Pre-Requisites
Completion of assigned IHI Open School lessons in QI, PS and Leadership. Completion of a rapid cycle test of an improvement project plan with assigned ACT team.		Bachelor’s degree.
Credits/Certification		Length
For information about education credits contact the Safety and Quality Education Specialist.		38.5 hours over 12 weekly sessions.
Date(s)		Registration
Fall Course: September 6– November 29, 2023 Winter Course: January 17 – April 10, 2024		Apply on the ACT Course Application form below. Offered twice per year; Fall, Winter.
Fee(s)		Contact Information
No charge for ChristianaCare employees, Medical-Dental staff and credentialed providers.		Claire Rudolph, Safety and Quality Education Specialist, 302-733-1237. Loretta Consiglio-Ward, Program Manager, 302-733-5943.

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The ‘Achieving Competency Today (ACT): Issues in Health Care Quality, Costs, Systems and Safety’ course is a graduate-level interdisciplinary curriculum for systems based practice and practice based learning and improvement. Interprofessional teams work collaboratively to design and test solutions to identified challenges in healthcare delivery through an improvement project.

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