Major
Public Health
Anticipated Graduation Year
2023
Access Type
Open Access
Abstract
My presentation revolves around a health initiative launched by Illinois Perinatal Quality Collaborative (ILPQC), which is a nationally recognized statewide network of hospital teams, perinatal clinicians, patients, public health leaders, and policymakers committed to improving health care and outcomes for mothers and babies across Illinois. The initiative I am analyzing is called Babies Antibiotic Stewardship Improvement Collaborative (BASIC) aimed to provide appropriate antibiotics, to appropriate newborns, for the appropriate length of time. My presentation is focused on analyzing the improvement of specific hospital measures such as urbanization, race, and Medicaid patients as a result of this initiative.
Community Partners
ILPQC
Faculty Mentors & Instructors
Mary Czulno, Adjunct Instructor - Pt, School of Health Sciences & Public Health; Margaret Gricus, Adjunct Instructor - Pt, School of Health Sciences & Public Health
Supported By
Dan Weiss, MPH (he/hiDan Weiss, Director of Data and Operations Illinois Perinatal Quality Collaborative
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Analysis of the Babies Antibiotic Stewardship Improvement Collaborative (BASIC) Initiative Launched by ILPQC
My presentation revolves around a health initiative launched by Illinois Perinatal Quality Collaborative (ILPQC), which is a nationally recognized statewide network of hospital teams, perinatal clinicians, patients, public health leaders, and policymakers committed to improving health care and outcomes for mothers and babies across Illinois. The initiative I am analyzing is called Babies Antibiotic Stewardship Improvement Collaborative (BASIC) aimed to provide appropriate antibiotics, to appropriate newborns, for the appropriate length of time. My presentation is focused on analyzing the improvement of specific hospital measures such as urbanization, race, and Medicaid patients as a result of this initiative.
Comments
Major: Healthcare Administration (not listed above as options for major)