Enhancing Patient Experience Through Patient and Family Engagement
Representatives from two ambulatory practices and a practice transformation coach discuss key considerations around engaging patients and families to improve care quality and patient safety, and other considerations that can influence engagement.
A group of stakeholders dedicated to evaluating, planning, and improving residential treatment services. The group will assess needs, recommend and develop policies to enhance treatment standards, review the outcomes of existing programs to ensure effectiveness and efficiency, and propose best practices.
The MD PCP Advisory Council was established to provide input on MDPCP operations. Key responsibilities include making recommendations, considering MDPCP operational improvements as well as gathering data from MDPCP providers and beneficiaries.
The Episode Quality Improvement Program (EQIP) is a voluntary program that will provide incentive payments to physicians who improve the quality of care and reduce the cost of care that they provide to Maryland Medicare patients.
Monthly commission meetings address health planning, regulation, and policy, focusing on expanding healthcare access, improving quality and safety, advancing innovation, and supporting policy development.
Using Data To Manage Patient Populations
Two physicians and a health policy data expert share how data can be used to manage patient populations, enhance care delivery, and improve patient outcomes.
Monthly commission meetings address health planning, regulation, and policy, focusing on expanding healthcare access, improving quality and safety, advancing innovation, and supporting policy development.
A group of stakeholders dedicated to evaluating, planning, and improving residential treatment services. The group will assess needs, recommend and develop policies to enhance treatment standards, review the outcomes of existing programs to ensure effectiveness and efficiency, and propose best practices.
Monthly commission meetings address health planning, regulation, and policy, focusing on expanding healthcare access, improving quality and safety, advancing innovation, and supporting policy development.
A group of stakeholders will study the quality of care provided by assisted living programs with nine or fewer beds. Their findings and recommendations, including any proposed legislation, must be submitted to the Governor, the Maryland Department of Health, and relevant General Assembly committees by October 1, 2023.