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An institutional hub for quality improvement and patient safety (QI/PS) at Baylor College of Medicine, supporting education, training, professional development, and scholarly engagement.
The Institute for Continuing Professional Development in Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (I-QIPS) provides College-wide education and training, fostsers engagement in applied QI/PS activities, and supports the development and recognition of educators and scholars committed to improving patient care.
In alignment with institutional clinical and educational priorities, the I-QIPS promotes collaboration, professional development, and scholarship across the educational continuum.
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Improving Health & Health Care (IHHC) Credit - Formerly: MOC Part 4
Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (QIPS) Scholar Award
Congratulations to the 2026 QIPS Scholar Award recipients on their outstanding achievement. The awardees were recognized during the Awards Presentation at the BCM 12th Annual Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Conference on May 14, 2026.
Certificate of Added Qualification in Healthcare Improvement and Patient Safety (CAQHI) Program
Applications for the Fall 2026 (Group: CAQHI-6) cohort of the CAQHI Program is closed, and applicants have been notified regarding section decisions.
Dedicated to training faculty, supporting innovation, and promoting scholarship in quality improvement and patient safety, the I-QIPS seeks qualified candidates to serve as QI Coaches for faculty, trainees, and project teams engaged in quality improvement activities across the College and affiliated institutions.
The I-QIPS is pleased to welcome 2026 I-QIPS Student Ambassadors, Linda Liu (BCM - Houston Campus) and Tarik Alkhateeb (BCM - Temple Campus).
Each year, the I-QIPS selects two qualified BCM first-year medical students (MS1) to serve as I-QIPS Student Ambassadors. In this role, the students work closely with the I-QIPS Executive Team on select quality improvement and patient safety initiatives for an approximately nine-month term (Jan 1 - Oct 31).