When Henry Ford Health gathered teams for its annual Quality Expo and Symposium, recognition was only part of the story. For accreditation and quality leaders, the real test of any award-winning project is whether the work holds up after the posters come down—during daily operations, under...
The mechanics of survey readiness—policies, committees, documentation, and compliance artifacts—remain necessary. However, they are no longer sufficient on their own to demonstrate quality in a healthcare environment increasingly shaped by outcomes transparency, employer scrutiny, and value-...
As accreditation and quality leaders look toward a strong and sustainable 2026, the pressure points are operational. The challenge now is how deliberately leaders respond to them.
