This document discusses quality improvement (QI) processes and plans. It outlines the benefits of a QI process, including identifying patterns/trends, reducing risks, and establishing priorities. An effective QI plan includes records reviews, health/safety reviews, input from served persons, utilization reviews, risk management, and performance indicators. Selection criteria for record reviews include length of care and representation. The review process involves forms, reviewer teams, record reviews, agreement on ratings, and feedback. Data is collected, reported quarterly, and used to identify action steps and monitor improvements. Continuous quality improvement involves ongoing data collection, analysis, and identification of performance concerns. Defining performance indicators helps establish a common focus and definition of good business, practice,