Quality Insights Quality Innovation Network Awarded Immunization Project:
Glimpses of quality go hand in hand to improve vaccination rates for people of Los Angeles, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia disease.
Charleston, West Virginia (PRWEB) April 28, 2015
Insights Innovation Network Quality Quality has been awarded a new project of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid to improve influenza and pneumococcal vaccination rate in four states: Louisiana, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
As part of the project, Insights you quality work with a wide range of healthcare providers, government agencies and nonprofit and consumer groups to increase the number of people with Medicare vaccines, including pneumonia and influenza is recommended . A key element of the project is the reduction of vaccination disparities in health care.
"It is important that those who run the greatest risk of diseases or ailments are covered by the necessary vaccines," says Quality Manager Quality Insights Innovation Network Rebecca Cochran, MSN, RN, CPHQ. "Our efforts will include a special focus on removing barriers to ensure that populations of racial and ethnic minorities have the same care and access to vaccines"
To support the objectives of the project, Insights create action networks in four states and at the local level and quality learning. Participants will meet for education in best practices, share successes and lessons learned, and to cooperate in the implementation of new strategies. Quality Insights also participate and coordinate with the vaccination initiatives locally established.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Disease Prevention, each year thousands of adults in the US suffer from serious illnesses are hospitalized or even dying from diseases for which vaccines are available. Vaccines have reduced or eliminated many once routinely destroyed or damaged many babies, children and adults largely infectious diseases. In addition, Medicare covers a number of vaccines, particularly against influenza, pneumonia vaccine annual life and Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis) shot.
Charleston, West Virginia (PRWEB) April 28, 2015
Insights Innovation Network Quality Quality has been awarded a new project of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid to improve influenza and pneumococcal vaccination rate in four states: Louisiana, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
As part of the project, Insights you quality work with a wide range of healthcare providers, government agencies and nonprofit and consumer groups to increase the number of people with Medicare vaccines, including pneumonia and influenza is recommended . A key element of the project is the reduction of vaccination disparities in health care.
"It is important that those who run the greatest risk of diseases or ailments are covered by the necessary vaccines," says Quality Manager Quality Insights Innovation Network Rebecca Cochran, MSN, RN, CPHQ. "Our efforts will include a special focus on removing barriers to ensure that populations of racial and ethnic minorities have the same care and access to vaccines"
To support the objectives of the project, Insights create action networks in four states and at the local level and quality learning. Participants will meet for education in best practices, share successes and lessons learned, and to cooperate in the implementation of new strategies. Quality Insights also participate and coordinate with the vaccination initiatives locally established.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Disease Prevention, each year thousands of adults in the US suffer from serious illnesses are hospitalized or even dying from diseases for which vaccines are available. Vaccines have reduced or eliminated many once routinely destroyed or damaged many babies, children and adults largely infectious diseases. In addition, Medicare covers a number of vaccines, particularly against influenza, pneumonia vaccine annual life and Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis) shot.
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