Watch Robyn Scherber, MD, MPH, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio explain the three areas she believes Quality Initiatives should focus on to deliver optimized care for patients with MPNs: symptom assessment, risk stratification at diagnosis, and spleen assessment.
Watch and learn about a successful Quality Initiative (QI) from healthcare professionals from the Pontchartrain Cancer Center in Southeast Louisiana. A CEO, an RN, and a nurse practitioner share their perspectives on how to run a QI that may result in better outcomes for both patients and their providers.
Watch John Winters, MD, Staff Physician at New England Cancer Specialists, provide a physician's perspective on the practical application of Quality Initiatives (QIs) for patients with MPNs. He discusses the importance of regular symptom assessment and how you can involve your patients in tracking symptoms, and the role EMR records play in implementing a QI.
Watch Kellie Mozingo, Executive Director, Vita Medical Associates P.C., explain why Quality Initiatives (QIs) for patients with MPNs are important to practices. She also shares how a practice manager determines which QI to implement, how her practice uses their EHR to monitor and identify patients that may require a different management approach and offers tips for successful MPN QIs.

A Physician’s Perspective on Quality Initiatives for Patients With Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPNs)
Read this article to get Dr. John Winters’ perspective about why regular symptom assessment should be a key component of a Quality Initiative (QI) for patients with MPNs. He discusses the benefits of using the MPN-10 to keep track of changes in patient symptom burden and offers practical insights for implementing a QI in your practice to improve quality of care.
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A Practice Administrator’s Perspective on Quality Initiatives for Patients With Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPNs)
In this article, Kellie Mozingo, Executive Director, Vita Medical Associates P.C., discusses why Quality Initiatives (QIs) for patients with MPNs are important to oncology practice managers. She shares how to determine which QI to implement, NCCN Guideline recommendations for assessing symptom burden, as well as tips for successful MPN QIs.
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