Quality Improvement Coordinator- National level

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  • Added Date: Sunday, 16 July 2023
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The Quality Improvement (QI) Coordinator for national level will work under the supervision of the EQHAโ€™ QI/HSS advisor. S/he will support in overall implementation of EQHAโ€™s Objective 2 and objective 1 workplan, with the focus on the QI tools and methods implementation using Health Care QI handbook at national level at both public and private health facilities, including providing support to Department of Hospital Services (DHS)/Quality Assurance Office (QAO) to conduct the training and coaching to NQEM-2 assessors, national programs, private health service providers and health facility based QI teams. S/he will coordinate with other QI coordinators and stakeholders to launch and roll-out the QI e-learning course. Together with EQHA MEL team, s/he will support the DHS/QAO to manage the QI e-learning platform including solving the minimum troubleshoots and working on technical hand-over procedure and documents of QI e-learning platform to ensure smooth transition and enhance ownership of DHS/QAO on the QI e-learning management. S/he will provide co-support to the hospitals to achieve development of the hospital wide QI/patient safety (PS) plan and a functional QI committee and team by working closely and collaboratively with provincial and districtsโ€™ NQEM 2โ€™s assessors. S/he will support coordination with government agencies and all stakeholders (both public and private sector) at Phnom Penh Municipal Health Department (MHD) in their QI efforts.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND CONTRIBUTIONS:

  • Apply creative shared learning approaches to engage public and private providersโ€‹ in QI effort over the course of program.
  • Together with QI/HSS Advisor, support DHS/QAO to organize training, including developing the agenda and materials, to build the capacity of hospital QI teams.
  • Support QI manager and PHD assessors to prioritize gaps found by NQEM-2 assessments in public hospitals and develop plan for quality improvement/change.
  • Support QI manager and other national programs in continuing to build capacity of QI coaches who will continue the support to โ€‹private and public providers to implement change ideas in the areas of MCH, TB, HIV, and FP through the Model for Improvement approach (including Plan-Do-Study-Act [PDSA] cycle for testing and implementing changes).
  • Work closely with objective 1 team and ICT coordinator to support the finalization of newly clinical vignettes for including into NQEM-2 ICT tools.
  • Support the DHS/QAO to manage the QI e-learning platform including solving basic issue troubleshooting and working on technical hand-over of the e-learning platform in sustainable manner.
  • Together with QI e-learning program management team, develop promotional materials, report dashboards and disseminate the QI e-learning platform to relevant stakeholders.
  • Coordinate with QI coordinators in both EQHA and extended EQHA target sites and other stakeholders to launch and roll-out the QI e-learning course.
  • Support EQHA objective 2 team at provincial and district levels where relevant to roll out key activities such as the QI e-learning, minimum licensing standards, and accreditation process.
  • Work with the team of public and private providers to validate the data and analyze QI measures using run charts.

    Coordination activities:

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