Quality

CHA’s annual Together for Kids Pediatric Quality Conference offers children’s hospitals the opportunity to turn collective insight into real progress for children.

A first-of-its-kind in-utero intervention could increase survival rates for other high-risk infants.

A readmissions predictor helps children’s hospitals reduce patient stays and compare their rates to peers at every APR-DRG level.

Explore how Stanford Medicine Children’s Health uses advanced large language models to revolutionize patient safety by analyzing near-miss and precursor safety events.

A change package developed by the Improving Pediatric Sepsis Outcomes collaborative helps hospitals identify and treat the condition sooner.

The only federally designated pediatric Patient Safety Organization in the country reveals the top concerns children’s hospitals are addressing.

An innovative approach to preventing safety events leads to dramatically improved outcomes at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center.

A machine learning intervention ensures the highest-acuity patients receive emergency care quickly.

Returning to the fundamentals helped a children’s hospital bounce back from the pandemic stronger than ever.