UF College of Medicine launches free, at-your-own-pace courses for CME credit. Medicine is constantly evolving as professionals learn new information about the science behind treatments and better ways to care for patients. It can be challenging to keep up with the amount of data captured through every patient interaction and…
ACADEMY & outreach COURSES TRANSFORM…
QPSi members and leaders gather to highlight recent advances
Valerie Holzberger brings a passion for education and health care to project manager role for QPSi
QPSi members presented on quality improvement projects underway at UF Health In December, members of the University of Florida College of Medicine’s Quality and Patient Safety initiative traveled to Orlando to attend the Institute for Health Care Improvement’s IHI Forum, an annual four-day international conference bringing together health professionals…
AI-Based Medicine Technical Expertise available now for enrollment The UF College of Medicine’s AI in medicine curriculum, now housed under the Quality and Patient Safety initiative, or QPSi, provides courses that teach UF and non-UF medical professionals, faculty and students how to use AI in the clinical setting. The…
With $10 million annually in state funding, vision is to create an AI-enabled institute Every day, patients generate thousands of data points that can reveal key insights regarding their health. With the explosion of artificial intelligence capabilities, clinicians are now better able to use these data points to inform…
The initiative will receive $10M annually to drive innovations that will improve patient quality and safety The UF College of Medicine has received $10 million annually in state appropriations to launch an artificial intelligence-enabled Quality & Patient Safety initiative, or QPSi. The college’s vision is to create an institute…
