Dr. Marjorie Godfrey speaks about Microsystems in Health Care

Margie

is Research Professor in the Department of Nursing and Executive

Director and Founder of the Institute for Excellence in Health and Social

Systems (IEHSS), in the College of Health and Human Services at the University

of New Hampshire. She is a national and international leader of designing

and implementing improvement strategies targeting the place where patients,

families and care teams meet-the clinical microsystem.

Dr.

Godfrey began her work in clinical microsystems over 25 years ago and, in 2009,

founded The Dartmouth Institute Microsystem Academy (TDIMA) at The Dartmouth

Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, Geisel School of Medicine

with Dartmouth colleagues, to develop new knowledge and disseminate findings.

She was Co-Director of TDIMA with Dr. Tina Foster for 11 years and a Lecturer

for nearly 20 years at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical

Practice.  

Margie’s

primary interest is engaging inter-professional health care professionals in

learning about and improving local health care delivery systems with a focus on

patients, professionals, processes and outcomes. Margie is co-author of the

best selling textbooks, Quality by Design (2007), Quality by

Design, 2nd Edition (in press) and Value By Design (2011), and the

lead author and architect of the "Clinical Microsystems: A Path to

Healthcare Excellence" series.

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