Excellence through Quality Improvement Project (E-QIP)

E-QIP is thrilled to be an exhibitor at AMHO's 2024 conference, Stronger Together, taking place at the Hilton Toronto today and tomorrow! If you are attending this event be sure to pop by to say hi to our expert QI and Data coaches, Lori and Hasan. They would love to chat about data or answer any questions you may have about E-QIP or QI! Be sure to also pick up a brochure on our suite of FREE QI and Data resources for MHA providers, check out project profiles from several of our alumni QI project teams and grab a snazzy USB key, pre-loaded with QI resources!

E-QIP is thrilled to be an exhibitor at AMHO's 2024 conference, Stronger Together, taking place at the Hilton Toronto today and tomorrow! If you are attending this event be sure to pop by to say hi to our expert QI and Data coaches, Lori and Hasan. They would love to chat about data or answer any questions you may have about E-QIP or QI! Be sure to also pick up a brochure on our suite of FREE QI and Data resources for MHA providers, check out project profiles from several of our alumni QI project teams and grab a snazzy USB key, pre-loaded with QI resources!

E-QIP is thrilled to be kicking off our Advancing QI and Measurement Community of Practice (CoP) this morning. The last time this group met was in June and we are looking forward to reconnecting with past CoP members and meeting new ones. It is not too late to join our CoP! This group meets once monthly for one hour to discuss and share learnings on a variety of topics including Family Engagement in QI (November), Client Engagement in QI (December) and measurement Based care (May.) To view our full schedule of topics and register to join our CoP, visit https://lnkd.in/gXGAfHXn We love meeting new members! happy long weekend! 🦃

Did you know E-QIP offers a FREE Foundations to Quality Improvement (QI) e-Learning course? Details below! ⬇ E-QIP’s Foundations to QI (IDEAS) e-learning course is a FREE comprehensive quality improvement (QI) course designed for the community mental health and addiction sector based on the Model for Improvement (MFI). Participants who complete this course will have the necessary skills to confidently use QI tools and methods and participate in QI projects and initiatives at their home organization or workplace. E-QIP is pleased to offer this course in both English and French. This course is completely asynchronous (self-guided) and uses a variety of learning tools and techniques including an MHA-based case study, videos, learning activities and knowledge checks to reinforce key concepts. Learners are encouraged to reflect and document their learnings throughout the course in their course workbook. This course will take approximately 8-12 hours to complete. If you have any questions about this course, please contact us at quality@e-qip.ca. REGISTER HERE: https://courses.e-qip.ca/ INSCRIVEZ-VOUS ICI: https://lnkd.in/grFZeEqk

Miss last week's Data Literacy Series webinar? No worries! You can view a recording of this webinar, as well as all webinars in this series on our website, https://lnkd.in/gKYvGW7w Don't forget to register for the next webinar in this series, Collecting and Using Data to Drive Equity Plans, taking place November 21 from 1:00pm-2:30pm, EST. register here: https://lnkd.in/g_UpWyhM

Meet Fred, Jamie and Scott! Fred Schmidt, Jamie Baillargeon-Ouellet and Scott McBean are guest presenters from Children's Centre Thunder Bay who will be joining us Thursday morning for our 5th data literacy series webinar, Building Data Culture and Data Literacy through Dialogue! Fred is a Psychologist and Continuous Quality Improvement Consultant and holds a LEAN Black Belt. Jamie is a Data Analyst, and Scott is the Associate Director, Continuous Quality Improvement and Service Planning and also hold a LEAN Black Belt. Join the conversation! Register now: https://lnkd.in/gVwTNKXU

Less than 48 hours until our highly anticipated Data Literacy Webinar, Data 105: Building Data Culture and Data Literacy through Dialogue. We have a great lineup of speakers for this webinar who will be sharing their knowledge and experience on the use of dashboards and other tools to engage members in your organization around data! Click the link to join the conversation! https://lnkd.in/gVwTNKXU

Meet Maryann! Dr. Maryann Roebuck is the Director of Integration, Research and Evaluation at CMHA Ottawa and an Adjunct Professor at the University of Ottawa. She conducted her postdoctoral fellowship at the Centre for Research on Educational and Community Services at the University of Ottawa where she worked with CMHA Ottawa to develop and implement decision support dashboards. She uses mixed methods to build the evidence base of community mental health interventions, such as Housing First and Intensive Case Management, and she works to expand the research and evaluation capacity of community-based organizations. She has a Master’s of Social Work and a Ph.D. in Community Psychology, and teaches Program Evaluation and Community Psychology courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels. We are thrilled to have Dr. Roebuck join us next Thursday (September 19th) as a guest presenter at our 5th data Literacy Series webinar, Building Data Culture and Data Literacy through Dialogue Click here to register for this webinar ➡ https://lnkd.in/gVwTNKXU About this webinar: Date: September 19, 2024 Time: 10:00am-11:30am EST In this webinar, participants can expect to: ✔ Facilitate Data – Informed Conversations Across Organizational Levels: Participants will learn how data dashboards and other visual management tools can be used to support effective dialogue and decision-making across various levels of an organization. ✔ Promote Data Literacy and Critical Thinking: Attendees will gain insights into the importance of data validation and the selection of meaningful indicators. Emphasis will be placed on starting simple and progressively building more complex analyses to ensure data accuracy and reliability. ✔ Build a Robust Data-Driven Culture: The session will emphasize the significance of cultivating a data-driven culture within an organization. Participants will explore how trusting and critically evaluating data can lead to better performance evaluation and continuous improvement.  

Meet Lamia! Lamia Moheb (She/her) is a Quality Improvement Specialist at the Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions. With a background in pharmacy, she holds certifications as a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Project Management Professional, Change Management Professional, and Key Performance Indicators (KPI) Professional. Lamia has led numerous impactful projects, including the recent Quest cohort program. We are thrilled to have Lamia join us as a guest presenter at our upcoming Data Literacy Series webinar taking place September 19 at 10am-11:30am EST In this fifth installment of our Data Literacy Series, participants can expect to: ✔ Facilitate Data – Informed Conversations Across Organizational Levels: Participants will learn how data dashboards and other visual management tools can be used to support effective dialogue and decision-making across various levels of an organization. ✔ Promote Data Literacy and Critical Thinking: Attendees will gain insights into the importance of data validation and the selection of meaningful indicators. Emphasis will be placed on starting simple and progressively building more complex analyses to ensure data accuracy and reliability. ✔ Build a Robust Data-Driven Culture: The session will emphasize the significance of cultivating a data-driven culture within an organization. Participants will explore how trusting and critically evaluating data can lead to better performance evaluation and continuous improvement. Click here to register for this webinar: https://lnkd.in/gVwTNKXU

📣 Reminder E-QIP's next data literacy series webinar, Building Data Culture and Data Literacy through Dialogue, is just a few weeks away! In this webinar, participants can expect to: 1.) Facilitate Data – Informed Conversations Across Organizational Levels: Participants will learn how data dashboards and other visual management tools can be used to support effective dialogue and decision-making across various levels of an organization. 2.) Promote Data Literacy and Critical Thinking: Attendees will gain insights into the importance of data validation and the selection of meaningful indicators. Emphasis will be placed on starting simple and progressively building more complex analyses to ensure data accuracy and reliability. 3.) Build a Robust Data-Driven Culture: The session will emphasize the significance of cultivating a data-driven culture within an organization. Participants will explore how trusting and critically evaluating data can lead to better performance evaluation and continuous improvement. Date: September 19, 2024 Time: 10am-11:30am EST You don't want to miss this one! REGISTER HERE: https://lnkd.in/gVwTNKXU Catch up on webinars 1-4 here: https://lnkd.in/gKYvGW7w