According to AHRQ, enrollment in Cohort 4 will provide access to the following opportunities:
- New learning tools and videos created specifically for the ambulatory surgery center setting.
- A patient safety culture survey specifically for use in the ambulatory surgery setting.
- Ability to foster a community through learning group participation.
- Newly designed curriculum tailored specifically for the types of procedures performed in your facility.
- One-on-one mentoring throughout the program by a quality improvement advisor.
Additionally, this cohort will collaborate with nationally recognized partners and subject matter experts from AHRQ’s extended faculty network.
To learn more or to register, click here.
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