In an interview with IHI, Dr. Lydia Love, DVM, DACVAA, CPPS, shares what inspired her to pursue CPPS, how safety science is taking root in veterinary practice, and what both fields can learn from each other. Dr. Love is the first veterinarian to earn the CPPS credential. Read: go.ihi.org/3Ol4dA6

IHI and MASS successfully delivered the ‘Training Course on Human-Centered Design for Respectful Health Care Spaces.' The course, which took in Bangladesh, introduced practical human-centered design approaches to improve maternal and newborn health (MNH) care spaces. Read: go.ihi.org/3OwIuFp

In a blog for IHI, Teresa Wood, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, shares her experience and insights for strengthening clinicians’ professional identity and enhancing outcomes for both patients and staff. Read the full blog: go.ihi.org/3NUmOD3

IHI VP Josh Clark caught up with Colin Hung at IHI Forum for a discussion on why quality and safety outcomes often stall despite heavy investment, and what changes when organizations slow their pace of adoption to focus on making existing systems work together. Watch: bit.ly/4akqV3O

Designed specifically for older adults, My Health Checklist helps them reflect on their health, identify what’s going well, and prioritize the questions and concerns that matter most. Read the blog: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

This Friday, January 23, is Maternal Health Awareness Day. IHI's Paolo Borem and Pierre Barker co-authored a journal article on the impact on the institutional maternal mortality ratio of a quality improvement initiative for the primary causes of maternal deaths. Read: go.ihi.org/4t0t38v

Organized by the Goiás State Health Department, in partnership with Einstein Hospital Israelita and IHI, this initiative is aimed at training improvement specialists and strengthening the quality and performance of health organizations. Read more: go.ihi.org/3NVOCXt

IHI’s QI Essentials Toolkit includes the tools and templates you need to launch a successful quality improvement project and manage performance improvement. Download here: go.ihi.org/44oN2Ur

SBAR is an easy-to-remember, concrete mechanism useful for framing any conversation requiring a clinician’s immediate attention and action. SBAR is essential for developing teamwork and fostering a culture of patient safety. Download the SBAR Tool today: go.ihi.org/4qpKspv

Behind every click and download in 2025 was a signal of health care’s priorities: equity, safety, and workforce well-being. Here’s what the data tells us, and how it guides the year ahead. Read our blog: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

A cross-sectional survey of about 1,500 adults was conducted this fall, asking about health inequities, defined as "preventable, unfair, and unjust differences in how health care is structured and delivered." Read the survey results via @medpagetoday.com: go.ihi.org/4pXaRKL

Tune into the latest episode of Turn on the Lights Podcast recorded live at the 2025 IHI Forum to hear co-hosts Don Berwick and Dr. Kedar Mate discuss how AI, patient safety, and administrative waste are shaping the future of health care. Listen here: cms.megaphone.fm/channel/ihit...

In an article for VA News, Ines Valencia-Mendoza, MPH writes about an 87-year-old Veteran whose wish to return home came true thanks to the tireless efforts of his health care team and the structured application of the 4Ms Framework. Read: news.va.gov/143884/vha-h...

"I would like staff nurses to know that they are our front line of defense in patient safety and quality improvement. Period. Full stop." Read the full interview with IHI President and CEO Dr. Sylvia Trent-Adams (with a subscription): journals.lww.com/ajnonline/ab...

In an article for Fierce Healthcare, Anastassia Gliadkovskaya recaps the fireside chat that took place onstage at the 2025 IHI Forum between IHI President and CEO Dr. Sylvia Trent-Adams and IHI President Emerita and Senior Fellow Maureen Bisognano. Read: www.fiercehealthcare.com/providers/co...

"Everyone deserves a say in their own care." In a blog for IHI, Lauren Schwabish writes about the vital role Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) play in bridging the gap between people with communication challenges and effective advanced care planning. Read more: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

IHI released a practical, evidence-based framework that aims to establish a US industry standard for measuring health equity efforts. This new resource will be the topic of discussion at sessions CC0 and D17 at the upcoming IHI Forum in Anaheim, CA, USA. Learn more: go.ihi.org/49NiTRm

IHI VP Jill Duncan attended Southcentral Foundation's (SCF) Nuka Conference and Core Concepts training. SCF is an Alaska Native–owned nonprofit health care system serving nearly 70,000 Alaska Native and American Indian people in Anchorage and the surrounding areas. Read: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

IHI and the NYC Health Department co-designed the Overdose Prevention Collaborative – an initiative to improve overdose prevention in high-risk areas and reduce overdose deaths in NYC using place-based strategies and frontline staff expertise. Read more in the blog: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

At the 10th Latin American Forum on Quality and Safety in Health Care, more than 900 participants and international experts came together to discuss innovation, equity, and person-centered care. Read more via Diario Resumen: diarioresumen.com.ar/sociedad/el-...

Unable to make it to Anaheim for the 2025 IHI Forum in December? We are now offering a Virtual Pass option to experience the IHI Forum on-demand, wherever you are. Learn more: events.ihi.org/forum

In a blog for IHI, Dr. Qwynn Galloway-Salazar describes how best to approach complex conversations with aging veterans. She discusses why the 4Ms Framework of an Age-Friendly Health System and tools like My Health Checklist are so valuable. Read: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

We caught up with Don Berwick ahead of his keynote address at the 2025 IHI Forum. Among several key topics discussed, Don stressed the importance of forming and joining coalitions to solve the urgent issues of health care practice and public health. Read more: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

As the older population grows, health systems must innovate to deliver high-quality and individualized support for patients and families. Earlier this year, the IHI Leadership Alliance hosted a three-part learning series focused on our aging population. Read more: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

How does the IHI CQO UK Programme support those in the role of Chief Quality Officer or those aspiring to be in this role? Hear from Amar Shah, CQO at East London NHS Foundation Trust, on the many benefits of enrolling the programme. Learn more: www.ihi.org/learn/course...

Dr. Will Flanary and Kristin Flanary, known to millions online as "The Glaucomfleckens," will be the opening keynote address at the 2025 IHI Forum in Anaheim, CA, USA. Learn more about the exciting keynote lineup and secure your spot today for IHI Forum 2025: ihi.org/Forum

Anastassia Gliadkovskaya wrote an article for Fierce Healthcare on the new evidence-based framework that aims to establish a US industry standard for measuring health equity efforts. Read the article: www.fiercehealthcare.com/providers/ne...

This December at the IHI Forum, they will open their doors to showcase how improvement science is shaping their journey. From integrating care models to embedding research into daily practice, Rady Children’s Health is building a system that learns and improves in real time. Register: ihi.org/Forum

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBA) will reduce federal Medicaid spending by over $900 billion over 10 years and increase the ranks of the uninsured by 10 million additional persons. Read how IHI can help mitigate this: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

As AI technologies become more common in health care, health systems face two critical challenges: being transparent about AI use (with both patients and staff), and educating users on proper AI use. Read the blog: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

Don Berwick joins the Off the Chart podcast to unpack why billions of dollars are spent each year in the US on medical research — but much of it doesn’t align with patient needs. Listen to the podcast: go.ihi.org/4mU6wWI

The patient safety movement is in need of new energy, new ideas, and new commitment. IHI’s Transforming Safety Together (TST) Network is partnering with hospitals and health systems ready to advance patient and workforce safety – together. Read the blog: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

“Safe care for every newborn and child” is the theme for the 2025 World Patient Safety Day. IHI joins with health care professionals around the globe to highlight the important work being done to improve health outcomes for children. Read: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

"I ran Medicare and Medicaid. The government can make kids healthier – but the Trump administration isn’t doing that." Don Berwick penned an op-ed for U.S. News & World Report on the long-awaited report by the Make America Healthy Again Commission. Read: www.usnews.com/opinion/arti...

Well-child visits, which cover children from birth to 18, are critical to child and teen health. However, studies show that parents tend to take their children to the doctor only when they show visible signs of illness and not for all preventive health visits. Read: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

There are many benefits to bringing your team to the 2025 IHI Forum in Anaheim. Save $300 per attendee, gain access to special sessions, priority seating at keynotes, and more, while building connections within your team and driving visibility for your organization. Learn more: ihi.org/Forum

Join us on Wednesday, Sept. 17 from 9:00 to 11:30 am EST for the PFPS US Leadership Briefing for World Patient Safety Day! Presenters include IHI’s Patricia McGaffigan and Jafet Arrieta. Click here to learn more and sign up: www.pfps.us/upcoming-eve...

Presenting a poster at IHI Forum is an excellent opportunity to highlight the work you and your organization are doing to improve health care for all. If you are interested in presenting a poster at the 2025 IHI Forum in Anaheim, CA, USA, click here to learn more: hubs.ly/Q03GTK4y0

In a blog for IHI, authors Charles Binkley, Amy Weckman, and Natalie Martinez outline the four key takeaways from the Leadership Alliance AI Accelerator that health systems can apply when developing or refining their AI governance structures. Read: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

In a blog for IHI, Kerri Maya, Director of Clinical Implementation at Sutter Health, describes the paradigm-shifting approaches to patient care that she sees in her everyday work with older adults. Read more: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

The Bangladesh Quality Improvement Convention 2025 successfully convened over 200 health care professionals, policymakers, practitioners, health researchers, clinical and non-clinical students, development partners, and service providers. Read more: www.ihi.org/about/news/b...

Ahead of her keynote address at IHI Forum 2025, we caught up with Candy Chang, artist, designer, and creator of the globally renowned Before I Die project, for a discussion on loneliness, grief, and connection. Read: www.ihi.org/library/blog...

At IHI Forum 2025, "Together" isn't just a theme, it's a call to action. Join hundreds of passionate improvers at the Anaheim Convention Center on December 7–10, 2025, as we shape the future of health care, together. Sign up by September 30 for an early bird discounted rate: go.ihi.org/forum2025

Darnell Lamont Walker discusses the importance of choosing the right health care proxy. "If the medical world becomes a maze of urgent turns and flashing alarms, your proxy is the person holding the map and calmly guiding the way to your chosen exit." Read: go.ihi.org/44XP10w

IHI Senior Fellow Don Berwick co-authored a peer-reviewed journal article for JAMA titled "Delays and Denials in Medicare Advantage: Fixing the Systemic Conflict of Interest." Read the journal article here: go.ihi.org/3GQHLLO

In a blog for IHI, Bhargavi Sampath, Katherine Feske-Kirby, and Keziah Imbeah discuss how to advance diagnostic excellence by considering both the lessons of the past and the promising avenues of the future. Read more: go.ihi.org/44Qp2ct

“Her story, marked by service in the U.S. Army and Public Health Service, is emblematic of a new era in healthcare leadership—one where the voices of women, nurses, and people of color are increasingly shaping the direction of the field.” Read more about IHI's new CEO: go.ihi.org/4eBJQYo

In a blog for IHI, David Wittman takes us through a week in the life of an Improvement Advisor at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. "A good IA understands not just what needs to change, but how to help people embrace and sustain that change." Read: go.ihi.org/4loHeQ5

IHI Fellow Hasan Abid co-authored a peer-reviewed journal article on the use of human factors-based science for improving the quality and safety of health care. Human factors is the study of how humans interact with a system. Read the journal article: go.ihi.org/4jPfLWl

A newly published blog from IHI shares the advice of Josselyn Winslow, an advocate for better care for older adults and those living with dementia. In the 1980s, when the term “Alzheimer’s” was hardly understood, Josselyn cared for her mother, who developed the disease. Read: go.ihi.org/3FRS8P4