Impact that transforms quality healthcare.
At Tungsten QI, impact is more than measurable outcomes. It is proof that meaningful change is possible without disrupting patient care. Through our partnerships and collaboratives, we’ve shown that when people, process, and technology align, measurable outcomes and quality improvement results follow. From improving diagnostic accuracy to empowering frontline teams, our work demonstrates what is achievable through proven methodologies, structured frameworks, and a shared commitment to continuous improvement and better care for all.
Let’s create meaningful, measurable, and impactful change together. Contact us to begin your improvement journey.
Where collaboration turns improvement into impact.
Each initiative demonstrates how meaningful change happens when healthcare teams learn and evolve together.
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The ACR Learning Network: Facilitating Local Performance Improvement Through Shared Learning
This program united hospitals nationwide to share data and strategies for improving radiology performance. The Learning Network model, built on collaboration and continuous feedback, accelerated local change and proved that shared learning can drive scalable improvements across healthcare systems.
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The ACR Mammography Positioning Improvement Collaborative
A nationwide initiative that improved mammography image quality and accuracy across participating sites. By empowering technologists through standardized training and peer learning, the program demonstrated how shared frameworks and frontline engagement can deliver measurable gains in patient care.
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Improving Prostate MR Image Quality in Practice
A collaborative that raised prostate MRI image quality by standardizing protocols and training frontline staff. The initiative proved that consistent improvement is achievable across institutions through teamwork, data tracking, and shared accountability.
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The ACR Recommendations Follow-Up Improvement Collaborative (Pulmonary Nodules)
By improving adherence to lung nodule follow-up guidelines, and increasing follow-up imaging completion, this project demonstrated that technology, communication, and coordinated care teams together yield safer, more consistent patient outcomes.
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Results of a Virtual Multi-Institutional Program for Quality Improvement Training
When the pandemic moved quality improvement training online, this virtual initiative proved that collaboration and measurable progress are still achievable. Six teams across institutions successfully completed improvement projects, demonstrating the adaptability and resilience of the Tungsten QI framework in any format.
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Realizing Improvement Through Team Empowerment (RITE)
The RITE program at Stanford showed how empowering teams with data, structure, and autonomy accelerates improvement. By emphasizing collaboration, coaching, and peer accountability, every project achieved measurable improvement, reinforcing that transformation begins with engaged and equipped people.
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Evaluation of Four Learning Collaboratives for Improving Diagnostic Excellence in Radiology
This evaluation identified what makes collaborative learning succeed: strong leadership, structured frameworks, shared accountability, and human connection. The findings underscore how the Tungsten QI approach drives sustained improvement across healthcare organizations.
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