Virtual Quality Symposium
Quality improvement seeks to standardize processes and structure to reduce variation, achieve predictable results, and improve outcomes for patients, healthcare systems, and organizations. Join leading experts and practitioners in this symposium designed to explore the basics of quality improvement, and how credentialed practitioners can apply these techniques to support their work and achieve improved patient outcomes. In addition to general information, participants will gain insights into how utilizing quality improvement techniques can enhance the role of the credential practitioners in settings that include food service, acute care, and post-acute care. Attendees will also have the opportunity to network with speakers and practitioners, while benefiting from a cost-effective and flexible way to increase their knowledge.
The planning team is diligently working to finalize agenda details for the symposium.
The symposium will offer several general sessions that will focus on quality improvement, highlighting the unique role credentialed practitioners play in executing process improvement while leveraging this work to enhance their value. Case studies and project ideas will be covered.
General Content of the Day
- April 22, 2025: 1 Opening Session, 1 General Session, Breakout Session, Networking Session
- April 29, 2025: 2 General Sessions, Poster Session, Closing Session
Live Q&A will be included with each session.
The CPE activity application for the 2025 Virtual Quality Symposium is pending CDR review and approval for 6.5 CPEUs
Live Session* - $60
Session Recordings will be available for purchase after the symposium, the cost and CPEUs will be communicated when available.
*This CPE activity application for the 2025 Virtual Quality Symposium is pending CDR review and approval for 6.5 CPEUs
The Quality Management Committee (QMC) at the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) invites you to submit an abstract for review, presentation, and publication at the CDR Virtual Quality Symposium.
Abstracts can either be research-focused or describe a quality project or program.
Selected abstracts will be presented by the primary author during the virtual symposium.
Benefits:
- Primary abstract presenter awarded admission to the symposium
- Accepted abstracts may be published in Sept 2025 JAND Supplement
- Interactive, virtual session allows presenters to share research and projects and connect with peers
Important Dates in 2025:
January 6th - Abstract submission opens
February 21st - Abstract submission closes
March 28th - Abstract decisions communicated
April 29th - Live virtual poster session
September - If eligible, publication in JAND Supplement
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