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Here, you will find:

The Quality Institute Newsletter: A bi-weekly edition to keep you updated our latest activities

SchwimmerScript Blog: Insights from Quality Institute President and CEO Linda Schwimmer

Take Five Interview: Powerful and insightful interviews with health care leaders

The Mayors Wellness Campaign Newsletter: A quarterly update on the MWC activities

Press releases and the latest news about the Quality Institute, our members, and New Jersey health care

State Agency Wants Federal Okay to Continue with NJ’s Medicaid Reforms

Published by Lilo H. Stainton on NJ Spotlight Officials say recent ‘patient-centric’ changes to the program are working and provide national models. New Jersey wants federal permission to build on regulatory reforms that have helped individuals with disabilities remain at home, improved coordination of behavioral health services, and made it easier for vulnerable residents to…Read More…

Posted January 10, 2017
Categories:In the News

Bergenfield Mayor Does Zumba, Inspires Others To Exercise

Published by Cinday Capitani and Lorraine Ash in the Bergenfield Daily Voice BERGENFIELD, N.J. — The Mayor of Bergenfield took home the state wellness prize, thanks to his entry at a municipal conference that gave the town a shot at a health grant. The 2016 Mayors Wellness Campaign Wellness Grant was awarded to Bergenfield for…Read More…

Posted December 22, 2016
Categories:In the News

Doctors and Healthcare Execs in NJ to Work on Their Leadership Skills

End-of-life care is first focus for new academy that aims to get different groups to collaborate Published by Lilo H. Stainton on NJ Spotlight Three of New Jersey’s most powerful healthcare advocacy groups — organizations that frequently find themselves on different sides of controversial policy issues — have joined forces to build leadership skills and…Read More…

Posted December 21, 2016
Categories:In the News

What’s behind N.J.’s high rate of C-sections?

Many N.J. babies are born by a procedure that is often medically unnecessary and carries risks for mother and child. Published by Lindy Washburn on NorthJersey.com By most measures, New Jersey’s mothers-to-be are the same as those around the country. The state’s obstetricians, likewise, are as dedicated and competent as their peers around the country….Read More…

Posted December 16, 2016
Categories:In the News

NJ Poised to Benefit from Major Federal Funding for Healthcare Innovation

Published on NJ Spotlight by Lilo H. Stainton Garden State could tap into billions of dollars in new investment for research, drug reviews, mental health, and more A new federal program pledges to invest more than $6 billion to promote cutting-edge healthcare initiatives, including research on cancer and brain disorders, and improve access to treatments…Read More…

Posted December 14, 2016
Categories:In the News

N.J. leads nation with innovative health care support system

Published on NJ.com by Jeffrey Brenner, Gregory Paulson and Stephen Schneider Most people have received fragmented, disjointed care at some point in their health care experience. For some, this lack of coordination may not only be costly but dangerous as well. Take for example, Jane (a real case here in New Jersey), a middle-income woman…Read More…

Posted December 13, 2016
Categories:In the News

Hackensack Meridian opening Rite Aid clinics

Published by Michael L. Diamond in The Asbury Park Press RED BANK – Hackensack Meridian Health is opening clinics in 10 Rite Aid stores in New Jersey as part of a strategy to free up primary-care doctors, ease traffic in emergency rooms and convince consumers to join its system. The clinics are geared for consumers…Read More…

Posted November 25, 2016
Categories:In the News

The Evolving Role of Telemedicine (Video)

Watch this video report from Virtua’s recent conference on the Evolving Role of Telemedicine. Health experts show how innovations can drive quality, access and cost savings. Quality Institute CEO Linda Schwimmer says telemedicine offers opportunities for better health care.   Click here to view videoRead More…

Posted November 15, 2016
Categories:In the News

N.J. health care community reacts to Trump election, future of Obamacare

Published by Anjalee Khemlani in NJBIZ Donald Trump and his fellow 2016 Republican candidates ran on the platform of repealing the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and replacing it with cross-state-border health insurance options (rather than strictly state-by-state market exchanges), as well as increasing tax-deductible premiums and health savings accounts. However, many experts…Read More…

Posted November 10, 2016
Categories:In the News

How President Trump will alter New Jersey’s policies and programs

It may be too early to get a sense of the specifics, but it is incontrovertible: Change is coming to the Garden State Published by Lee Keough on NJ Spotlight The election of Donald Trump to the presidency, together with a Republican-led Congress, will impact many of the programs New Jerseyans have either come to…Read More…

Posted November 10, 2016
Categories:In the News
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