Joint Commission names 15 Pioneers in Quality Advisor Panel members

The Joint Commission launched the Pioneers in Quality program earlier this year to support accredited hospitals through electronic clinical quality measure implementation.

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The organization recently named the Pioneers in Quality Advisory Panel Member List:

1. David W. Baker, MD — Chair; The Joint Commission
2. Steve Horner, MBA, HCA – Clinical Services Group
3. Jennifer Besch, Cerner
4. Deborah Krauss, MS, BSN, RN, CMS
5. Zahid Butt, MD, Medisolv
6. Kevin Larsen, MD, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
7. Jayne Hart Chambers, MBA, Federation of American Hospitals
8. Lynn Lenker, BSN, SSM Healthcare
9. Paul Conlon, PharmD, JD, Trinity Health
10. Helen Macfie, PharmD, MemorialCare Health System
11. Nancy Foster, American Hospital Association
12. J.S. Pirolo, MD, Ascension
13. Thomas French, Providence Health & Services
14. Paul Sobanski, Epic
15. Cindy Tourison, CMS

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