Happy Holidays! To everyone in the American Meridian University Community, their families and friends. May your spirit be filled with joy, your hopes be filled with light, and your holiday be blessed by goodwill which you give and receive throughout the year!
No classes Friday, December 22 – Monday, January 1 for the Christmas break. AMU will be closed during this time.
AMU students contributed pro bono quality process improvements to 4 Paws for Ability, a non-profit which provides rescue dogs for veterans and autistic children. The student team improved the organization’s social media campaign for fund raising. The quality improvements reduced the costs of fund raising while increasing total revenues.
To the entire AMU Community,
In this time of Thanksgiving, AMU expresses profound gratitude to staff, students, alumni, faculty, and friends for your commitment to serving others through quality improvements, and for assisting us all in purposeful learning. We send you our warmest wishes for a blessed and happy Thanksgiving holiday.
No classes Wednesday, November 22 – Sunday, November 26 for the Thanksgiving break. The University will be closed Thursday – Friday.
The AMU student chapter of the esteemed Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) continues to complete graduate level projects at hospitals and physician practices. The physicians, nurses and staff (students and faculty in AMU programs) reduce treatment costs through practical process improvements. Program graduates report out savings through PowerPoints and Storyboards based on the IHI template.
BS Completion in Quality and Healthcare launch December 15 2017 and January 15, 2018
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MS in Quality and Healthcare launch December 15, 2017 and January 15, 2018
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DBA in Quality, Healthcare and Higher Education launch December 15, 2017 and January 15, 2018
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Students in all programs complete tangible, financial work-related process improvement savings in lieu of traditional papers. The graduating November, 2017 cohort comprised of working adults from the finance, healthcare and not-for-profit segments all reported savings of more than 10x tuition investment for their sponsors or employers.
Thinking of attending AMU?
AMU alumni and students report that they chose AMU for three top reasons:
First, the School offers programs for individuals, teams and sponsors who want measurable results from education, and who value skills and competencies as well as knowledge. Second, AMU programs focus on quality management, healthcare management and implementation, and higher education at the Bachelor Completion, Masters and doctoral levels. AMU is the University known for quality in its subject matter and its high on-time completion rate. Third, every program culminates in a real-life process improvement completed in real time at employers or sponsors. Projects may be done as individuals or teams, who most often choose to improve a process they do day-to-day.
If this “hands-on” education seems a good match with your personal and professional goals, click here to learn more about program specifics and fall, 2017 start dates.
Today’s organizations, governments, schools and hospitals value and recognize Team accomplishments. Today’s employees report that Teamwork skills are of value to employers. AMU programs use actual team experience to teach team decision-making, data analysis and process improvement.
Kathy Pool, CPA, Firm Administrator at Rudler PSC.
Kathy employs lean management and six sigma with her AMU process improvement student team. She credits Rudler PSC and her co-workers as benchmarks in continuous improvement.
AMU programs encourage students to add to the body of knowledge in quality management, healthcare and education. Kathy also publishes in professional accounting journals.
achieves cost efficient healthcare processes using lean thinking
and six-sigma based improvements
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) is an esteemed global leader in policy development, education, and initiatives to improve healthcare for populations in the United States and globally. IHI’s Initiatives include Improving Healthcare for 100 Million by 2020.
IHI supports the establishment of Campus Chapters with diverse aims and common mission to improve healthcare through the combined efforts of students and faculty advisors for the Chapter. At AMU, faculty from the Business, Health, and Education programs are advisors.
IHI and the AMU Student Chapter are committed to the “Triple Aim” of healthcare:
1. improve healthcare to populations;
2. enhance communication between patients and healthcare provider;
3. reduce the cost of healthcare delivery. The AMU Chapter focuses on reducing the cost of healthcare delivery through process improvement. The Chapter will use quality systems management principles and best practices to reduce inefficiencies, rework and waste, thus reducing cost of delivery.
Lean More about IHI. Click here
