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In January 2012, Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation brought together health care professionals, community leaders, patients/families, community foundations and administrators to discuss the accomplishments and lessons learned of the five pilot organizations chosen to take part in the Patients and Families as Leaders Learning Network program. Attendees also shared national best practices related to patient- and family-centered care and discussed how to keep the efforts going in Oregon.

In January 2012, Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation brought together health care professionals, community leaders, patients/families, community foundations and administrators to discuss the accomplishments and lessons learned of the five pilot organizations chosen to take part in the Patients and Families as Leaders Learning Network program. Attendees also shared national best practices related to patient- and family-centered care and discussed how to keep the efforts going in Oregon.

In January 2012, Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation brought together health care professionals, community leaders, patients/families, community foundations and administrators to discuss the accomplishments and lessons learned of the five pilot organizations chosen to take part in the Patients and Families as Leaders Learning Network program. Attendees also shared national best practices related to patient- and family-centered care and discussed how to keep the efforts going in Oregon.

In January 2012, Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation brought together health care professionals, community leaders, patients/families, community foundations and administrators to discuss the accomplishments and lessons learned of the five pilot organizations chosen to take part in the Patients and Families as Leaders Learning Network program. Attendees also shared national best practices related to patient- and family-centered care and discussed how to keep the efforts going in Oregon.

The Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation worked with many groups in Oregon to draft a voluntary standard for collecting race and ethnicity data in order to help eliminate disparities and achieve high quality health care for all. This is the voluntary standard report that resulted from the collaboration of Q Corp, Oregon Office of Health Policy and Research, Oregon Safety Net Advisory Council and Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems.

On October 4, 2011, the Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation held its Reducing Readmissions in Oregon conference. Devan Kansagara, MD, of OHSU gave a presentation on predicting the risk of readmission.

On October 4, 2011, the Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation held its Reducing Readmissions in Oregon conference. Steve Kinder, program manager at Quality Corp, presented information on the perceptions of care.