THANK YOU TO SOUTHWESTERN CT AHEC FOR SPONSORING THIS WORKSHOP!
As a busy healthcare professional, how would you react to a student shadowing you for one hour each day for nine weeks? Learn more about a School-to-Career program that was revamped by AHEC to meet requirements and availability of the healthcare setting while enhancing opportunities for students.
THANK YOU TO ERIE NIAGARA AHEC FOR SPONSORING THIS WORKSHOP!
The next AHEC Funding Opportunity Announcement may have a requirement for Rapid Cycle Quality Improvement plan for the continuous monitoring of project processes, outcomes and progress toward goals and objectives. In this session, participants explore the concept and importance of quality improvement (QI), learn about QI methods emphasizing on rapid cycle quality improvement (RCQI) processes. The session includes a review of an RCQI project, methods and tools used and outcomes. Ideas, challenges and best practices for initiating and continuing RCQI strategies will actively be engaged and discussed. Individuals and teams with all levels of knowledge of QI are encouraged to attend.
THANK YOU TO MISSOURI AHEC FOR SPONSORING THIS WORKSHOP!
The Bryant Scholars Program was developed to attract students who have both a rural background and an interest in practicing rural medicine for pre-admission to University of Missouri School of Medicine. Seventy-four percent of Bryant Scholars now practice in Missouri, and 66 percent practice in rural locations.
