Discover how two top hospitals are revolutionizing EBP and QI through new technology. Join this webinar to to hear real-world case studies and explore evidence-based strategies to drive measurable patient care improvements and positive ROI for your organization.
Imagine a future where evidence-based practice (EBP) and quality improvement (QI) initiatives are seamlessly integrated, supported by a unified framework that promotes collaboration, consistency, and measurable success. What if the common hurdles, such as fragmented workflows and varying implementation processes, could be overcome with a robust, centralized solution? Explore how Stanford Medicine and West Virginia University (WVU) are turning this vision into reality. Understand their priorities for EBP and QI, as well as the previous barriers they faced in achieving their goals.
During the session, you'll learn actionable strategies to achieve organizational efficiency and measurable improvements in patient care and ROI. The webinar will also feature real-world case studies showcasing how a new workflow solution, Ovid® Synthesis, bridges information gaps across departments, streamlines processes, and fosters collaboration between clinical and quality teams by reducing manual overhead and eliminating silos.
Key Takeaways:
- Best practices to employ EBP and QI sustainable innovation within your health system
- How new workflow solution makes improvement easy by enhancing collaboration, eliminating silos, and streamlining workflows
- A practical demonstration of the Ovid Synthesis tool and the chance to ask your questions live
This is your chance to explore a groundbreaking solution to transform your organization’s practices and achieve better outcomes. Reserve your spot today and take the first step toward advancing EBP and QI at your organization.
About the speakers
Lya was a 2024 Johnson & Johnson Nursing Innovation Fellow. Lya has led organizational initiatives that include a clinical program for professional excellence for direct care nurses, implementation of care plans, patient education, as well as initiatives for the nursing workforce. Dr. Stroupe currently serves as Chair on the Commission for Accreditation for the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). Lya serves on the National Collaborative for Improving the Clinical Learning Environment (NCICLE) Pathways to Excellence Adaptation Work Group.
Kristina currently serves as the Director of Nursing Quality for Stanford Healthcare. Prior to her current role, she was Director of Quality & Patient Safety at VHC Health. Her work is driven by curiosity for the multi-faceted nature of health. Kristina takes pride in leading innovative quality initiatives grounded in nursing theory and evidence-based practice while passing that knowledge on to the next generation of nursing and public health professionals. Kristina has been recognized as a 2020 Mazda Hero, an Illinois 40 Under 40 Nurse Leader, and an AONL Emerging Nurse Leader. She holds an MSN from Rush University and an MPH from Benedictine University.
Moderator
Rachel Dicker is a Product Management Associate at Wolters Kluwer, Health Learning, Research & Practice. She is responsible for creating and implementing product strategies, innovation, and market outreach for new clinical research and information solutions. Her current focus is supporting academic and clinical leadership to teach, adopt, implement and disseminate best practices to improve quality, safety, investments and patient outcomes. She received the 2021 Health Learning, Research & Practice High Performance Recognition Award and the 2021 Wolters Kluwer Global Innovation Award.
