Designed for professionals who seek to understand the intersection between quality improvement and equity, diversity, and inclusion work. The feature will explore internal quality improvement practices and tools used to improve patient outcomes and create a culture of inclusion within health care settings.

Designed for all professionals working in a health care setting and will explore strategies, new ideas and best practices to prevent harm to staff and promote a safe culture in the workplace. The feature will also address wellness strategies for health care workers to provide a protective factor against burnout, and other negative outcomes related to the job.

Designed for infection preventionists, professionals who work to identify and prevent health care acquired infections or those who are hoping to increase their subject matter knowledge. This feature will bring insight into healthcare-acquired infection (HAI) prevention strategies and initiatives to address antimicrobial stewardship in the health care setting.

Designed for health care professionals who support maternal and child health, seeking to reduce morbidity and mortality. This feature will include presentations from hospitals using the Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health (AIM) bundle through participation in the DC Perinatal Quality Collaborative. The track will also highlight initiatives and best practices that demonstrate the positive impact of patient safety and quality improvement in maternal and child health.

Focuses on the landscape and outcomes associated with value-based payment arrangements as the health care field continues to move toward value-based care delivery models. This feature will also highlight components of value-based programs across different payers and how other states are approaching payment structures specific to the Medicaid population.

Designed for health care professionals interested in quality improvement initiatives that seek to drive positive health outcomes for patients, staff, and the community. This feature will delve into data-driven approaches to health care improvement and highlight best practices to facilitate learning and innovation among hospitals and health systems in the District.

Designed for health care professionals seeking to explore the implications of technological advances on patient care. As technology aims to offer convenience and improved access to care, there may also be unintended consequences impacting patients and staff. This feature will highlight the implementation of technology and artificial intelligence on health care, along with strategies to avoid unintended consequences and support improvements in care delivery.