Queen's Institute for Healthcare Improvement Conference
New Medical Building K7L 1T1 Kingston, ON, Canada

Introducing 2 of our Masters of Healthcare Quality Speakers! Tickets are only $20 (LAST DAY OF SALES IS THIS THURSDAY). Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided. It's a great networking opportunity and an awesome way to learn more about how to make impactful change in the healthcare field. Tickets can be bought here: http://buytickets.at/queensinstituteforhealthcareimp/135548

Introducing our First Keynote: Dr. Michael Schull We are very excited to announce our keynote speaker! Tickets are only $20 (LAST DAY OF SALES IS THIS THURSDAY). Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided. It's a great networking opportunity and an awesome way to learn more about how to make impactful change in the healthcare field. Tickets can be bought here: http://buytickets.at/queensinstituteforhealthcareimp/135548

11 days left!!!! Want to learn more about Quality Improvement and it's impact in medicine? Come out to Queen's annual Healthcare Improvement Conference on Sat., February 10, 2018. The theme of this year's conference is "Implementation," how to transform change ideas into results. Tickets are only $20! http://buytickets.at/queensinstituteforhealthcareimp/135548 The goal of this conference is to provoke innovative thinking within healthcare systems and focus on skills development in quality improvement and healthcare implementation. Conference attendees will develop practical skills in quality improvement, and gain insight on how to effectively enact change in a healthcare setting. (Plus breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided!!!)

Does patient satisfaction = quality healthcare? What if a patient demands antibiotics when they aren’t necessary? Check out this blog post by Bryan Franco, which explains why a narrow focus on patient satisfaction could diminish person-centred care. Is it possible to satisfy patient desires and also provide the best treatment? Let us know in the comments below.... http://ihiqueens.com//patient-satisfaction-too-good-to-be/