Foundation for Healthy Communities
Rori Dawes-Dyment is an experienced healthcare leader currently serving as the Senior Director of Rural Quality Improvement at the Foundation for Healthy Communities, providing support and leadership in quality and patient safety for critical access and rural hospitals in New Hampshire. Previous roles include Patient Safety Officer and Director of the Center for Quality & Safety at Southern New Hampshire Health, where oversight of quality and safety efforts was a key responsibility. Rori has also held positions such as Immediate Past Chair of the NH Health Care Quality and Safety Commission, Manager of Quality Data Analytics at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Quality Program Manager at HealthFirst Family Care Center. Rori's educational background includes a BA in Mathematics from Hamilton College and an MS in Nursing from the University of New Hampshire.
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Foundation for Healthy Communities
The Foundation's mission is to improve health and health care delivery. The Foundation for Healthy Communities is a partnership involving hospitals, physicians, health plans, home care agencies and other organizations concerned about improving health in New Hampshire. The Foundation's primary objectives are: 1. To collect, analyze, and evaluate data about health and about the delivery, quality, management and organization of health services; 2. To promote, sponsor and conduct applied research and scientific investigation relative to quality, health delivery process and improvement and health policy; and 3. To communicate information, sponsor education and training, and facilitate innovation and access for the improvement of health and the creation of healthy communities.