Paid Sponsorship by Cardi-OH
Cardi-OH is recruiting Ohio primary care practices to participate in an innovative quality improvement (QI) initiative using the Project ECHO model.
- Practices design, implement, and evaluate a QI project that addresses an important problem in cardiovascular disease prevention or management.
- Monthly one-hour, virtual ECHO clinics featuring didactic presentations led by subject matter experts, followed by a discussion of practices’ progress in QI efforts.
- Monthly data submission followed by a one-hour QI coaching session to review your practice’s individual QI project.
- Continuous learning and professional development
- Support from a dedicated QI coach
- Improved patient care delivery
- No-cost continuing medical education credits available and support for MOC.
Watch the video below as Ohio Academy of Family Physicians member Goutham Rao, MD, FAHA, co-lead of Cardi-OH ECHO and chair of the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and University Hospitals, discusses an exciting opportunity for primary care practices to take part in a year-long QI initiative.
Register now on the Cardi-OH website.
Founded in 2017, Cardi-OH is a statewide collaborative of healthcare professionals who share best practices to improve cardiovascular and diabetes outcomes and eliminate disparities.