Journal of Accreditation and Quality Improvement (JAQI) in Medical Education
The Journal of Accreditation and Quality Improvement in Medical Education (JAQI) is a peer-reviewed journal that advances the scholarship and practice of medical educational quality. JAQI focuses on accreditation and continuous quality improvement, areas that are central to institutional effectiveness yet underrepresented in the published literature.
The journal provides a forum for researchers, practitioners, and educational leaders to share evidence, examine emerging issues, and disseminate approaches that strengthen academic programs. By bringing together rigorous inquiry and applied experience, JAQI supports the development of a shared knowledge base for professionals committed to improving educational quality.
Current Issue: Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026)
Frontmatter
Front Matter
Jason C. Booza and Raquel Hernández Givens
Editorials/Commentaries
A Community's Next Chapter: Introducing the Journal of Accreditation and Quality Improvement in Medical Education
Melisa Pierce, Jason Booza, and Colleen Hayden
Strengthening the Science and Practice of Accreditation and Quality Improvement
Jason C. Booza and Raquel Hernández Givens
Meet the Board: A JAQI Rountable
Ashley Gregory
Full Articles
Students Drive CQI in Step 1 Support Using the After-Action Review: A Replicable Model for Student Engagement in Accreditation-Driven Quality Improvement
Lauren B. Stumpp, Abigail Yohannes, Greg Null, and Allison Serra
Mission Seemingly Impossible: Student Satisfaction with Time for Self-Directed Learning
Sara Bradley, Robyn Bockrath, Mara Johnson, and Celia Laird O'Brien