KIFMC

Quality improvement projects are open to all Family Medicine related topics.
All posters are to be written in English.
Applications must be related to a patient safety &/or quality improvement activity.
All applications must be uploaded via the Online Submission portal in high resolution JPG or PNG or PDF format. This should include the following:
- Title of the project
- Names and contact details of author(s) {organization, country, email, phone numbers, and mailing address}. Please underline the name of the presenter/s clearly and provide a 3-line biography of the author/s.
- The poster must include the following headings clearly: Aim statement, problem definition, root cause analysis, implementation, measurements and results, and conclusion. (Please provide evidence of ethical approval and funding acknowledgements, if any)
- Information should be summarized, and graphic materials, such as photographs, charts, graphs, and diagrams must be displayed in standard size poster (2500 x 3500) vertically in portrait layout orientation
- Text should be of sufficient size for easy reading at 1.5 meter (between 16-20 font size).
Free of charge to display your poster.
Deadline for poster submission is on the 15th of May 2023

Does the initiative ensure the service provided meets local needs?
Does the organization involve representatives of all stakeholder groups in planning, design and implementation of the initiative?
Each presenter can submit a maximum of two abstracts.

Were the initiative outcomes measured?
Is there a clear demonstration of significant improvement in the quality and safety of the care?
Does the initiative deliver quantifiable cost savings, improvements in health outcomes, or both?
Does the initiative demonstrate continuous improvement?

Does the initiative show evidence of best practice, and/or adherence to relevant national guidelines and policies?

Does the initiative reflect innovation in patient care and/or processes? Transferability o Is the project applicable to other settings or organizations