Quality Improvement Program

Within Oregon, quality improvement and health transformation mean using evidence-based tools to achieve the triple aim: better health, better care and lower costs.

The OHA Quality Improvement Program aims to work with key partners across the state, coordinated care organizations, quality improvement staff within health systems and community-based organizations to use data to develop targeted interventions for improving health outcomes.

Quality terms glossary

Oregon-specific resources

Oregon Health Plan quality

• Transformation Strategy
• Quality Strategy
• Measurement Strategy

Key websites

• Quality and Health Outcomes Committee - QHOC
• Statewide Performance Improvement Project (PIP): Safe Opioid Reduction Strategies
• CCO Quality Assurance Reports and Evaluations
• OHA Office of Health Analytics: CCO Incentive Metrics
• OHP CCO Deliverables
• OHP Data and Reports
• Oregon Medical External Quality Review Organization: Health Services Advisory Group (HSAG)

CCO quality information

• CCO Transformation and Quality Strategies
  
• Quality improvement/quality assurance description
• Performance Improvement Project - PIP FAQ
• CCO PIP Quarterly Summary (updated April 2021)
  
• PIP Progress Report Template (as of July 2016)

National quality resources

• Institute for Health Improvement - IHI
• HRSA QI Toolkit
• CMS Medicaid Quality
• CMS Medicare Quality
• Agency for Health Research and Quality - AHRQ
• National Committee for Quality Assurance - NCQA
• Monthy Health Focus (example) – Office of Health Promotion

Quality training videos

• Quality Improvement in Healthcare
• If Air Travel Worked Like Health Care
• Defining Quality: Aiming for a Better Health Care System

For questions, please contact:

Lisa Bui
Quality Improvement Director
Health Policy and Analytics Division
OHA.qualityquestions@state.or.us
971-673-3397 (desk)