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STRATEGIC INNOVATION ENGINE FOR THE 11th SCOPE OF WORK

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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) plans to release a competitive Request for Proposal within 15 days to award a contract under the title "Strategic Innovation Engine" as part of the 11th Scope of Work for Quality Improvement Organizations (QIO). This contract seeks to engage expert healthcare quality improvement technical support to drive the strategic vision of CMS's Center for Clinical Standards and Quality (CCSQ) and the Quality Improvement Group (QIG). The Strategic Innovation Engine (SIE) aims to facilitate broad adoption of effective quality improvement practices across the healthcare industry by identifying proven methods, creating frameworks for dissemination, and expanding the scientific basis of quality improvement in areas like system engineering, patient flow, treatment optimization, mistake-proofing, and waste reduction. It will also enhance the program's knowledge about effective technical assistance strategies. The SIE will assist QIOs nationwide in advancing initiatives aligned with CMS's overarching goals of better health care, improved health outcomes, and reduced healthcare costs for Medicare beneficiaries. It will deliver extensive specialized technical support concerning innovative and effective quality improvement interventions that align with the Six National Quality Strategy priorities and the Three-Part Aim framework. Key responsibilities span operational excellence including project management, continuous quality improvement, communications, contract management, establishing organizational structures, convening best practice committees, and conducting data analysis related to environmental scans, value assessments, and return on investment. The contract will facilitate collaboration with CMS leadership and the Contracting Officer Representative to ensure alignment with strategic objectives throughout the contract’s duration.

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CMS will award a contract for expert quality improvement support in healthcare innovation.

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541618 - Other Management Consulting Services

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This synopsis is a presolicitation notice and is not a Request for Proposal (RFP). The purpose of this notice is to notify any interested parties that CMS intends to release an RFP in the next 15 days, with the intent to competitively award a QIO contract (within the RMADA IDIQ Contract) entitled " Strategic Innovation Engine", which supports the QIO 11th SOW. The purpose of this contract is to procure expert healthcare quality improvement technical support services for the Strategic Innovation Engine (SIE). The SIE serves as a driver of the CCSQ/QIG strategic vision and goals and will assist in creating widespread acceptance and application of quality improvement in the healthcare industry by culling practices from the greater quality improvement community that have significant evidence of success; creating an organizing structure that reviews those practices for possible spread and dissemination by QIOs and other CMS factions; expanding the science of quality improvement including those areas where there has traditionally been a lesser focus in healthcare, such as but not limited to, determining the value proposition; system engineering (i.e., patient flow, disease screening, treatment optimization) mistake proofing; and waste reduction. Additionally, the SIE will add to the QIO's program of knowledge on what works well with regards to providing direct technical assistance. The SIE supports the work of QIOs as they work to improve the quality of care available to Medicare beneficiaries in the U.S. health care system. Specifically, the SIE shall work throughout the QIO Program on sparking and spreading strategic initiatives and projects that achieve CMS's aims of better health care, better health, and lower healthcare costs through improvement for all Medicare beneficiaries. The SIE shall provide extensive specialized technical support and assistance to CMS regarding innovative and effective quality improvement interventions that support the advancement of the Three-Part Aim, better health, better healthcare and lower costs through improvement, and the six National Quality Strategy (NQS) priorities. The SIE will work in conjunction with CMS leadership and the COR will be an active participant in the advancement of SIE goals throughout the life of the contract. The task framework for this contract is as follows: A. Excellence in Operations 1. Project Management 2. Continuous Internal Quality Improvement Program (CIQIP) 3. Comprehensive Integrated Communications Plan 4. General Contract Management B. Establish and Maintain SIE Structure C. Establish and Convene Best Practices Committees D. Data Collection, Analysis and Reporting 1. Environmental Scan 2. Project Value Summary 3. Return on Investment Analysis E. Further Advance Quality Improvement Science

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