PII Participation 2024

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

• Collect clinically relevant data in the SSR including outcomes
• Access the SSR reports and evaluate your SSR quality case data
• Describe your data findings and registry data experience
• Use the SSR as a Practice Improvement Tool
• Analyze data identifying trends, gaps, improvement opportunities
• Share your results with a surgeon peer group
• Discover the tools and techniques to make your own custom QI project

All SSR surgeons are eligible and encouraged to participate:

• Private practice or hospitals
• Rural and urban settings
• Practice general surgery or specialty surgery

• Every patient’s surgical result matters
• Outcomes quality data is available real-time
• Drive your data review effectively and timely
• Compare your individual data to aggregated registry data
• Identify trends, gaps, and improvement actions
• Reflect on your data-learning experience
• Obtain CME credit

• Perform review and assessment of your case data continuously using SSR Analytics Reports/ Data Download Report/Benchmarking Report effectively.
• Quality matters—elevate your surgical quality performance by identifying trends, gaps, and improvement opportunities.
• Exchange experiences with the PII peer surgeon group led by PII surgeon moderators and collaborate safely on improved surgical patient care solutions.
• Utilize PII for American Board of Surgery (ABS) Practice Improvement requirements.

• Enter your clinically relevant case data.
• Analyze your quality data continually via SSR Analytics/SSR reports/Benchmarking report.
• Share what you have learned with your peers on the experience exchange call facilitated by a PII surgeon moderator.
• Evaluate and identify areas to enhance your practice performance (trends, gaps, improvement actions).

For any questions, please contact the SSR team at ssr@facs.org.