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Enhancing Outpatient Prevention: PI CME Strategies

Learn about PI CME for outpatient prevention, a structured process using evidence-based measures for performance improvement. Physicians can earn up to 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits by actively participating in improving practice. Discover how PI CME is structured, from learning about current practice performance to evaluating improvement efforts. Get started by committing to practice improvement and completing the CME Enrollment Form. Benefit from MetaStar's Prevention project and enhance patient care.

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Enhancing Outpatient Prevention: PI CME Strategies

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    2. PI CME for Advancing Outpatient Prevention Performance Improvement Continuing Medical Education Mary Kay Scheller, MS, RN August 4, 2009

    3. What is PI CME? Three stage learning model approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit Structured learning process using evidence based measures and quality improvement methods It looks a lot like what you are already doing in the prevention work with various topics: pre-work of collecting data where most practices are at, next step to analyze that data and decide on specific strategies for making improvements, implementing improvements, and then in time, analyzing the results. It looks a lot like what you are already doing in the prevention work with various topics: pre-work of collecting data where most practices are at, next step to analyze that data and decide on specific strategies for making improvements, implementing improvements, and then in time, analyzing the results.

    4. Benefits to Physicians Receive PI CME for the Advancing Outpatient Prevention activities you are already committed to doing with MetaStar Participate with MetaStar, earn up to 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) Earn free CME as a benefit of working together with MetaStar in the Prevention project Participate actively in improving practice Elaborate point threeElaborate point three

    5. How to Get Started Commit to active physician involvement in practice improvement Complete CME Enrollment Form Receive specific CME instructions from MetaStar Physicians complete additional brief documentation four times during the Prevention project Make sure to explain first statementMake sure to explain first statement

    6. How is PI CME Structured? Three stages: Stage A: Learning from current practice performance assessment Stage B: Learning from application of PI to patient care Stage C: Learning from evaluation of PI effort

    7. Stage A Learn from Current Performance Assessment Assess current practice using identified performance measures Collect data Analyze data Analyze processes Physicians are actively involved in data collection, data and process analysis Physician also examines data, then is at the table as part of the team that determines strategies for improvement.. Heres the data. What does it mean? Why is it low? Flow chart, process mapping, RCA for process analysis. Determining possible improvements to try. Physician also examines data, then is at the table as part of the team that determines strategies for improvement.. Heres the data. What does it mean? Why is it low? Flow chart, process mapping, RCA for process analysis. Determining possible improvements to try.

    8. Prevention Performance Measures

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