February 22, 2024

Regional meeting registration is open!

The PQCNC Care of the Late Preterm Infant initiative will be hosting two regional meetings in April to continue our work and collaboration in improving care for this population. The content for the meetings will be identical with a different combination of teams attending. You only need to attend one but if you feel adventurous, please feel free to attend both!

Both regional meetings will begin at 10am and will conclude around 3pm. Lunch will be served.

It is important to bring as many team members as possible. The day has been designed to give teams the opportunity to learn from the expertise of our guest speakers, hear from other participating teams and apply what you have learned to the development of your team’s ongoing PDSA cycles. A team will be required to get the most out of the day and to fully participate in the day’s activities.

The EASTERN regional meeting will be held on April 19, 2024 at the Monroe Conference Center at ECU in Greenville, NC. Register HERE.

The WESTERN regional meeting will be held on April 25, 2024 at the Forsyth Conference Center at Novant Health Forsyth in Wilson-Salem, NC. Register HERE.

Data entry for the Late Preterm Initiative has begun.

Please ensure you have access to Delphi. Instructions for requesting access can be found HERE

Delphi has the ability to run reports and graph data so you visualize progress and share updates with your team and hospital administration. Instructions for how to run reports in Delphi can be found HERE

If you have not already submitted your first Monthly Leadership Report (MLR), please do so.

The MLR is a way to formally summarize the work you have been doing over the previous month. Each MLR should be submitted by the 15th for the previous month (ie. January’s MLR should be submitted by February 15). 

Looking for literature to support changes in practice for the late preterm infant? 

A list of relevant articles can be found on the PQCNC website. We’ve saved some helpful articles that you can reference to support your work. You can find all of the articles HERE