Sylvia Janette Hysong, Ph.D.

Professor

(713) 440-4444

hysong@bcm.edu

Professor: Medicine
Health Srvcs Research
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, TX, US

Senior Research Health Scientist: Center for Innovations in Quality, Effectiveness and Safety
Health Services Research
Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center
Houston, Texas, United States

John P. McGovern Campus (Office): Room: NABS-152
Houston, TX, 77030
United States

PhD from Rice University: 05/2000 - Houston, TX, United States; Industrial/Organizational Psychology

MA from University of North Carolina at Charlotte: 05/1993 - Charlotte, North Carolina, United States; Industrial/Organizational Psychology

BA from University of Rochester: 05/1991 - Rochester, New York, United States; Psychology

Fellowship at Houston Center for Quality of Care and Utilization Studies: 05/2007 - Houston, Texas, United States; Health Services Research

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Faculty Profile at the Center for Innovations in Quality, Effectiveness and Safety (IQuESt), our combined VA / BCM Health Services Research center.

Hysong SJ. " Meta-analysis: audit and feedback features impact effectiveness on care quality. " Med Care. 2009 Mar ; 47 (3) : 356-63.
Pubmed PMID: 19194332.
Hysong SJ, Best RG, Pugh JA. " Audit and feedback and clinical practice guideline adherence: making feedback actionable. " Implement Sci. 2006 ; 1 : 9.
Pubmed PMID: 16722539.
Hysong SJ, Francis J, Petersen LA. " Motivating and engaging frontline providers in measuring and improving team clinical performance " 2019 May ; 28 (5) : 405-411.
Pubmed PMID: 30824492.
Please visit Dr. Hysong's VIICTR Profile for a more complete publications list. " ;

Society for Industrial / Organizational Psychology: Elected Fellow (02/2020)

Supplement: Identifying and Delivering Point-of-care Information to Improve Care Coordination #Grant No. CRE-12-035 (supplement): $250,000.00; Grant funding from a. VA HSR&D CREATE Supplement; Years: 2018-2019

Functional Job Analysis of Primary Care Clinics to Improve Quality of Care #Seed: $30,000.00; Grant funding from BCM Healthcare Innovations Grant; Year: 2018

Impact of Team Configuration and Team Stability on Primary Care Quality. #Grant no. 1 R01 HS 025982-01: $1,580,000.00; Grant funding from AHRQ R01; Years: 2018-2022

Refinement and Pilot Testing of a Provider Coaching and Feedback Intervention to Improve the HIV Patient Care Experience #Grant no. 1 R21 MH115756-01A1: $444,871.00; Grant funding from National Institutes of Health R21; Years: 2018-2020

Patient Priorities Care in Geriatric Veteran Populations: Grant funding from VA Office of Rural Health; Years: 2018-2019

Improving the Measurement of VA Facility Performance to Foster a Learning Healthcare System #Grant No. IIR 15-438: $1,100,000.00; Grant funding from VA HSR&D; Years: 2016-2020

Less is More: Improving Antimicrobial Stewardship for Asymptomatic Bacteriuria #Grant No. IIR 16-025: $1,100,000.00; Grant funding from VA HSR&D; Years: 2016-2021

A Coordinated Approach to HSR&D Fellowship Training #Grant No. FOP 14-436: $440,028.00; Grant funding from VA HSR&D; Years: 2015-2017

Evaluating the Impact of the Advanced Fellowship Program in Health Services Research #Grant No. No grant number available.: $5,000.00; Grant funding from Baylor College of Medicine, Academy of Distinguished Educators; Years: 2015-2016

Identifying and Delivering Point-of-care Information to Improve Care Coordination #Grant No. CRE-12-035: $1,450,000.00; Grant funding from VA HSR&D CREATE project grant(Project 1 of 4 in CREATE program grant); Years: 2013-2017

Linking Clinician Interaction and Coordination to Clinical Performance in VA PACT #Grant No. IIR 12-383-2: $818,500.00; Grant funding from VA HSR&D; Years: 2013-2017

Guideline Implementation to Decrease Inappropriate Bacteriuria Treatment #Grant No. IIR 09-104: $806,000.00; Grant funding from VA HSR&D; Years: 2010-2013

Improving Quality of Care Through Improved Audit and Feedback #Grant No. IIR 09-095: $405,000.00; Grant funding from VA HSR&D; Years: 2010-2013

The Role of Performance Measure Difficulty on Clinical Performance #Grant No. PPO-09-274: $100,000.00; Grant funding from VA HSR&D Pilot Project; Years: 2010-2011

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