Ontario General Medicine Quality Improvement Network
The Ontario General Medicine Quality Improvement Network (GeMQIN) brings general medicine physicians and care teams together to learn new ways to improve patient care and to reduce variation in care.
GeMQIN provides resources to help members implement change initiatives within their hospital division, and the chance to learn from others across the province.
Specifically, it helps members:
Use their data to identify opportunities for quality improvement
Get ideas and strategies to improve care
Be quality improvement leaders in their hospitals
Connect with other general internal medicine physicians, hospitalists, and hospital teams
GeMQIN uses data from GEMINI to create practice reports at the individual physician level (MyPractice: General Medicine Report), and the hospital level (OurPractice: General Medicine Report). These personalized, confidential reports inform physicians and hospitals about their clinical care patterns and patient outcomes. Quality indicators focus on length of stay, readmission, in-hospital mortality, advanced imaging, routine bloodwork, and appropriate blood transfusions. Hospital-level reports provide risk-adjusted comparisons for participating hospitals across the network.
Visit Quorum to join the GeMQIN Community of Practice and to access quality improvement tools and resources.
Get more information, including program updates and details on the General Medicine Improvement Campaign at the Ontario General Medicine Quality Improvement Network page.
Last Updated: September 11, 2025