Save The Date: ASH Launches Quality Improvement Training for Hematologists
The American Society of Hematology (ASH) shared an inviting post on X:
”Interested in quality improvement (QI) but not sure where to start?
Join ASH for a virtual training on the fundamentals of QI in hematology—no prior experience required.
September 10 | 12–5p.m. Eastern Time.”
Sign up now.
ASH is opening new doors for hematology professionals eager to enhance patient care through quality improvement (QI).
Recognizing that many clinicians are interested in QI but unsure how to begin, ASH is offering a virtual fundamentals training course—no prior experience necessary.
This interactive online course is designed to introduce core QI principles tailored specifically to the field of hematology.
Participants will gain practical tools and frameworks to identify areas for improvement in clinical practice, measure outcomes, and implement change effectively!
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