The 2023 Perinatal Behavioral Health work group is interested in collecting baseline process data throughout the year 2024. If your organization is using or is planning on using the Bree guidelines, we would like to invite you to participate in our baseline data collection effort. We will collect this data using a self-attestation score card method. Score Cards can be found HERE . Scroll down to the “What’s New?” section. Simply fill out the score card any time between now and the end of 2024 and send it to Karie Nicholas at karie.nicholas@qualityhealth.org.
Please Join us in supporting the University of Washington’s Capstone Projects for the Health Informatics and Health Information Management Master’s program. Between MARCH 20th and JUNE 5th, we will be supporting students as they develop case studies on the Bree report topics of Addiction and Dependence Treatment and Opioid Use Disorder Treatment. Case studies will be used to demonstrate best practices in MOUD treatment and may focusing on any of the following:
If your organization is interested in participating, please contact Karie Nicholas at knicholas@qualityhealth.org
We have worked on: Obstetrics – Cardiology – Hospital Readmissions – Total Knee and Total Hip Replacement – Spine Surgery – Low Back Pain Lumbar Fusion – End-of-Life Care – Addiction and Dependence Treatment – Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery – Prostate Cancer Screening – Oncology Care – Opioid Prescribing – Pediatric Psychotropic Use – Bariatric Surgery – Behavioral Health Integration – Opioid Use Disorder – Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias – Hysterectomy – Suicide Care – Collaborative Care for Chronic Pain – LGBTQ Health Care – Shared Decision Making – Maternity Bundled Payment Model – Palliative Care – Risk of Violence to Others – Oncology Care: Inpatient Service Use – Colorectal Cancer Screening – Primary Care – Reproductive and Sexual Health – Telehealth – Opioids and Older Adults – Cervical Cancer Screening – Social Determinants of Health