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Quality in Action combines ACOG’s trusted expertise and guidance with hands-on support to help hospitals and health systems deliver safer, more equitable care.

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What is Quality in Action

Quality in Action is a patient safety organization (PSO) housed under the ACOG Foundation.

Our expertise lies in obstetric and gynecologic safety and evidence-based quality improvement. Quality in Action offers hospitals and health systems a single entry point for sustained improvement by providing education, practical tools, direct support, and a robust data platform to empower care teams nationwide.

We know that you are the experts when it comes to your facility. You understand your teams, your patients, and your community better than anyone.

Together, we can elevate ob-gyn care—making it safer, more equitable, and of higher quality for every patient.

Why Partner with Us

Quality in Action isn’t about oversight, it’s about partnership. Working together, we can align your local insight with our national perspective to drive meaningful, measurable improvements in ob-gyn care in your hospital or health system.

Quality in Action brings the full weight of the American College of Obstetrician & Gynecologists’s (ACOG) clinical rigor, safety standards, and evidence-based guidelines for ob-gyn care to your institution. Plus, as a federally designated PSO, Quality in Action provides a confidential, legally protected space for you to analyze obstetric and gynecologic patient safety events and develop a plan for improvement.

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What Is a Patient Safety Organization?

A patient safety organization (PSO) works with hospitals and health systems to help them improve the quality and safety of health care. PSOs analyze voluntarily reported data and provide feedback to promote learning and minimize patient risk. The information that hospitals and health systems report to a PSO receives certain legal protections and is transmitted to the Network of Patient Safety Databases (NPSD), which includes a variety of data reporting tools. PSOs were created by the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005 (the Patient Safety Act). The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, on behalf of the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, lists entities as PSOs when they meet the applicable requirements in the Patient Safety Act.

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Health care providers considering working with a PSO are advised to review the HHS directory to ensure the entity’s PSO certifications have been accepted.

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Services Offered Through Quality in Action

Optimizing Pain Management for Pregnant and Postpartum Patients with Opioid Use Disorder: Clinical Guidance for Improved Outcomes

26-Jan-2026 | 9:28 AM

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Postpartum Care for the Parent-Infant Dyad Affected by Opioid Use

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Effectiveness of Two Systems-Level Interventions to Address Perinatal Depression in Obstetric Settings (PRISM)

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