Quality Improvement
Research or Quality Improvement? Breaking Down the Differences
Kathleen Bickel, MD MPHIL MS, and Amy L. Davis, DO MS FACP FAAHPM
Improving palliative care practice—is my project idea quality improvement (QI) or is it research?
- Writing Instructional Objectives
- Meetings
- Annual Assembly
- Leadership Forum: Ascend
- New! State of the Science
- State of the Science
- Board Review Course
- Advanced Course in Pain
- Calendar
- Intensive Board Review Course 2018 Recordings
- IBRC18 - Additional Management Strategies for Cancer Related Symptoms
- IBRC18 - Approaches to Care, including Hospice/Medicare
- IBRC18 - Assessment and Care of the Dying Patient
- IBRC18 - Communication and Teamwork
- IBRC18 - Depression/Anxiety & Other Mood Disorders
- IBRC18 - Ethical and Legal Decision Making
- IBRC18 - Grief and Bereavement and Spiritual Care
- IBRC18 - High Yield Pediatrics for the Boards
- IBRC18 - Non-Pain Symptom Management – GI
- IBRC18 - Non-Pain Symptom Management – Respiratory
- IBRC18 - Non-Pain Symptom Management: Pot-Pourri
- IBRC18 - Pain Management Overview
- IBRC18 - Palliative Sedation/Physician-Assisted Dying/Discontinuation of Technological Support
- IBRC18 - Practice Test Question Review Q&A (1)
- IBRC18 - Practice Test Question Review Q&A (2)
- IBRC18 - Practice Test Question Review Q&A (3)
- IBRC18 - Prognostication
- IBRC18 - Special Topics in Pain Management
- IBRC18 - Symptom Potpourri
- IBRC18 - Taking the Test Like a Pro
- IBRC18 - Urgent Medical Conditions
- Publications
- Self-Study
- Fellowships
- CME
- Quality
- Research