Where is Quality Improvement Uptake Most Successful?

Larger clinics and those with a lower proportion of African Americans are more likely to enroll in quality improvement programs, according to an article in the Journal for Healthcare Quality.

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Researchers explored the uptake of quality improvement practices through a study of outpatient addiction treatment clinics and the Network for the Improvement of Addiction Treatment’s 18-month quality improvement intervention.

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Among clinics that ended up enrolling in the NIATx quality improvement program, predictors of continued participation included not having a hospital affiliation, being privately owned and having staff who perceived management support for quality improvement efforts.

Researchers concluded organizational culture is vital to the success of quality improvement efforts.

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