Building Capacity to Support and Study QI in Local Georgia Public Health Systems

William C. Livingood; Nandi A. Marshall; Angela Peden; Ketty Gonzalez; Gulzar H. Shah; Russell B. Toal; Kellie O. Penix; Dayna S. Alexander; Kay Davis; Sylvester Nixon; Purity Cummings; William Riley; Lynn D. Woodhouse

doi:10.13023/FPHSSR.0103.06

Building Capacity to Support and Study QI in Local Georgia Public Health Systems

William C. Livingood
, Nandi A. Marshall
, Angela Peden
, Ketty Gonzalez
, Gulzar H. Shah
, Russell B. Toal
, Kellie O. Penix
, Dayna S. Alexander
, Kay Davis
, Sylvester Nixon
, Purity Cummings
, William Riley
, Lynn D. Woodhouse

Health Policy & Community Health

Georgia Southern University
Georgia Department of Public Health
Arizona State University

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Abstract

The study of quality improvement within Georgia’s local public health systems provides important insight into the use of regional bodies as quality improvement (QI) collaboratives and multijurisdictional entities. This report describes QI initiatives following a RWJF funded quick strike research grant to assess health district capacity to conduct QI in Georgia’s local public health systems. These QI initiatives use QI to improve public health outcomes including: Adolescent pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infection prevention, HIV prevention and control, and HIV Management.

Original language	American English
Journal	Frontiers in Public Health Services and Systems Research
Volume	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.13023/FPHSSR.0103.06
State	Published - Jan 1 2012

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SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

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Community Health
Community Health and Preventive Medicine
Health Policy
Public Health

Keywords

PHSSR
Public Health Services and Systems Research
Quality improvement
Multi jurisdictional entities
Cross jurisdictiional sharing
PBRN

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Livingood, W. C., Marshall, N. A., Peden, A., Gonzalez, K., Shah, G. H., Toal, R. B., Penix, K. O., Alexander, D. S., Davis, K., Nixon, S., Cummings, P., Riley, W., & Woodhouse, L. D. (2012). Building Capacity to Support and Study QI in Local Georgia Public Health Systems. Frontiers in Public Health Services and Systems Research, 1. https://doi.org/10.13023/FPHSSR.0103.06

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