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IHI Fellowship Programs
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Ongoing
IHI’s Fellowship Programs develop health care leaders with the drive, skills, and experience to spread improvement in the United States and globally.
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Managing Hospital Operations Professional Development Program
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Begins February 10-12, 2010
A five-month interactive program to help health care leaders improve operations by learning about and applying management techniques and strategies not traditionally used in health care.
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Patient Safety Executive Development Program
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March 11-17, 2010
An intensive seven-day executive development program to help prepare those responsible for safety to be leaders of strong, effective patient safety programs.
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Executive Quality Academy
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March 22-24, 2010
The Executive Quality Academy is designed to dramatically increase the capacity of senior executives to lead improvement. In this intensive three-day program, senior executive teams will identify their primary quality-related leadership challenge; articulate a bold, system-level aim that addresses the challenge; and create a detailed plan to move forward with system-level improvement based on a dynamic leadership leverage framework.
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Improvement Advisor Professional Development Program
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Begins March 29-April 1, 2010
A ten-month development and support program designed to develop Improvement Advisors who will provide improvement expertise and leadership to their own health care organizations.
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Breakthrough Series College
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April 14-16, 2010
This three-day program focused on all aspects of the IHI Breakthrough Series methodology is designed to help organizations rapidly spread improvements.
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Improvement Advisor Professional Development Program
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Begins September 28-October 1, 2010
A ten-month development and support program designed to develop Improvement Advisors who will provide improvement expertise and leadership to their own health care organizations.
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