QI AWARDS WINNER 2024
Clinical Excellence and Patient Safety Category
Island Hospital
MALAYSIA
Advancing Patient-Centred Care through Tattooless Radiotherapy A Quality Improvement Project Innovative Practice
QI AWARDS WINNER 2024
Non-Clinical Service Delivery Category
Mouwasat Hospital Riyadh
SAUDI ARABIA
Enhancing Patient Engagement in Dialysis Unit
QI AWARDS WINNER 2024
Healthcare Measurement Category
KIMS Healthcare Management Limited
INDIA
Prediction of Pre-eclampsia at 18-24 weeks of gestation using maternal Ophthalmic artery Doppler - A prospective observational study
About QI Awards
The ACHS International QI Awards acknowledge healthcare organisations that achieve excellence and innovation in clinical care, organisation-wide practice, service delivery and performance measurement. The QI Awards provide ACHSI program members with the opportunity to share patient-focused innovation and communicate their quality improvement achievements.
There are three (3) QI Award categories:
Clinical Excellence and Patient Safety
The Clinical Excellence and Patient Safety Award recognises innovation and demonstrated quality improvement in the delivery of safe, effective consumer / patient care.
Previous winning submissions in this category have included:
- Integrated modern hybrid healthcare model – to achieve access to primary care and evidence-based healthcare services
- The implementation of a system to better manage dialysis access
- A system to reduce the waiting time in an Emergency Department
Non-clinical Service Delivery
The Non-Clinical Service Delivery Award acknowledges a demonstrated outcome in improvement and innovation to patient / consumer services and organisation-wide practice including services provided by community and allied health.
Previous winning submissions in this category have included:
- Paediatric Dental Pretend Play – An Innovative approach for reducing children’s anxiety toward dental appointments
- The introduction of a hospital-wide, integrated human resource, education and training system
- A volunteer-supported laundry to assist palliative care patients
Healthcare Measurement
This category recognises organisations which have measured an aspect of clinical management and/or outcome of care, taken appropriate action in response to that measurement, and demonstrated improved consumer / patient care and organisational performance upon further measurement.
Previous winning submissions in this category have included:
- Incidence of Metabolic bone Disease after implementation of Bone Protective Nutritional Strategies – a prospective cohort study
- Taking staff influenza vaccination rates to a record level
- Development of an integrated performance management system
Take inspiration from previous QI Awards winners
QI AWARDS WINNER 2023
Clinical Excellence and Patient Safety Category
Hoan My Sai Gon Hospital,
Vietnam
Optimising Operational Efficiencies Through Implementation of Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) Automation System Solution
QI AWARDS WINNER 2023
Non-Clinical Service Delivery Category
Hoan My Thu Duc International Hospital,
Vietnam
Effective Change Management Program on Infectious Waste and Segregation in Hoan My Thu Duc Hospital in Year 2022-23
QI AWARDS WINNER 2023
Healthcare Measurement Category
Saudi German Health,
Saudi Arabia
Measuring Up: How to Implement a Data-Driven Value Based Care Program
QI AWARDS WINNER 2022
Clinical Excellence and Patient Safety Category
Nahdi Care Clinics – Omni Health (Nahdi Medical Co.)
Saudi Arabia
Integrated modern hybrid healthcare model - to achieve access to primary healthcare and evidence-based healthcare services
QI AWARDS WINNER 2022
Non-Clinical Service Delivery Category
Appolonia World (Appolonia Dentistry for Children)
UAE
Paediatric Dental Pretend Play - An Innovative Approach for Reducing Children's Anxiety Toward Dental Appointments
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QI AWARDS WINNER 2022
Healthcare Measurement Category
KIMS Health Trivandrum (KIMS Healthcare Management Ltd.), Kerala
India
Incidence of Metabolic Bone Disease after implementation of Bone Protective Nutritional Strategies – a prospective cohort study
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