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EPIQ

Evidence-based Practice for Improving Quality

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    EPIQ

    Evidence-based Practice for Improving Quality

    • About Us
      • EPIQ Today
      • EPIQ History
      • Contact Us
    • Outcomes Groups
      • Brain Health
        • Meeting Minutes
        • Journal Club Articles & Summaries
        • Publications/Reports
      • Gut Health
      • Hemodynamics
      • Lung Health
        • Meeting Minutes
        • Journal Club Articles & Summaries
        • Education Sessions
        • Publications/Reports
      • Infection Prevention
      • Preterm Birth Network
    • Educational Videos
    • Publications
      • EPIQ Research
    • Guidelines
      • EPIQ Bundles
      • Sentinel Event Review Forms
    • EPIQ Conference
      • 2025 EPIQ Conference
      • 2024 EPIQ Conference
      • 2023 EPIQ Conference
      • 2022 EPIQ Conference
      • 2021 EPIQ Conference
    • Log In

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    Evidence-based Practice for Improving Quality

    To address gaps in the presently available Quality Improvement methods for healthcare institutions. A scientific method for continuous quality improvement that is evidence-based, targeted, collaborative and continuous.

     

    The EPIQ process has gained popularity across Canada and internationally with Tertiary NICUs and  maternal-fetal/obstetrical units currently involved in it.

    The EPIQ team is a multi-disciplinary healthcare team in the Newborn Intensive Care Units (NICU) and maternal fetal/obstetrical units that has created a national system for ongoing quality improvement in preterm neonates.
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    There are currently six health outcome groups each with the aim to reduce incidence of major morbidities in neonates.
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    We hold virtual educational sessions with expert speakers covering our 6 main health outcomes to advance best care practices.
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