QM Series 12 Part 1 Webinar #4 - The Program's Perspective: Three Views
On-Demand Webinar
Overview
The 2023 QM Series 12 theme is Embrace Change: Growing Your Cellular Therapy Services. Each webinar will equip your organization with practical strategies and insights to incorporate a new service or product into your cellular therapy organization while ensuring compliance, optimizing patient outcomes, and driving continuous improvement. This webinar includes 45 minutes of live lecture and a 15-minute Q&A session. Presentation #1 by Dr. Juan A. Merayo-Rodriguez, MD, CABP; Presentation #2 by Karen Collum, DNP, RN, OCN; Presentation #3 by Korrynn Vincent BS.
After this enduring webinar, participants will be able to:
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Presentation #1: Evaluate the requirements for new products or services; execute a change control workshop for new products or services; and demonstrate the management and documentation of change to comply with FACT Standards.
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Presentation #2: Construct actionable process metrics for clinical quality indicators; analyze outcome metrics for clinical quality indicators; and implement a benchmarking plan for clinical quality indicators.
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Presentation #3: Review the distinct types of written agreements describing appropriate review and approval processes; explain FACT's requirements for written agreements; and define quality agreements and outline their critical elements.
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Speaker(s)
Juan Merayo-Rodriguez, MD
Cord Blood Bank Director, LifeCord
LifeSouth Cord Blood Bank
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Karen Collum, DNP, RN, OCN
Director, Nursing Quality
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center - Blood and Marrow Transplant Program
Karen Collum is Director of Nursing Quality at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. As the Director, Karen oversees a team of Quality Management Nurses and Data Analysts who support the 4000+ nursing staff in monitoring patient outcomes, patient experience, and staff satisfaction through the tracking and reporting (internally and externally) of over 50 metrics. Karen also provides quality oversight to the transplant and cellular therapy programs and manages the organizational FACT accreditation. Karen has been a nurse for 21 years, with 15 years working in quality. Before her role as Director, Karen was the Nurse Leader for Nursing Quality & Transplant Services. Karen is a Felician University graduate with a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree in Nursing Executive Leadership.
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Korrynn Vincent, BS
Laboratory Manager
Carolinas Cord Blood Bank at Duke
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