OpenQIOS gives pediatric quality improvement teams the infrastructure to track improvement cycles, share what works across institutions, and close the gap between research and bedside practice.
QI teams at children's hospitals are doing incredible work. They run PDSA cycles, reduce infection rates, improve handoff communication, cut medication errors. But each team operates in isolation.
The QI lead at one hospital solves a problem that three others are still struggling with. The knowledge exists. The infrastructure to share it doesn't.
IHI is too broad. AAP modules are too static. Multi-site collaboratives are invite-only. The pediatric QI community needs an open platform built specifically for how they work.
Not another generic project management tool. Purpose-built for PDSA cycles, SPC charts, and cross-institutional learning.
Plan, Do, Study, Act in a structured workflow. Track every cycle, measure outcomes, and see what's working across your entire QI portfolio.
Compare your metrics against anonymized data from peer institutions. See where you lead and where you can learn from others.
Share interventions that worked. Learn from failures that didn't make it into journals. Build on each other's progress instead of starting from scratch.
Surface relevant evidence automatically. Flag stalled improvement projects. Generate compliance reports and board presentations from your QI data.
OpenQI exists because the distance between a QI breakthrough at one institution and its adoption everywhere else is still measured in years. We're building the infrastructure to make it measured in days.