Q Corp is excited to announce it has selected a new data partner to support its Data Collaborative. Onpoint Health Data, a Portland, Maine-based nonprofit with 30 years of experience working with large health care datasets, and Q Corp are partnering to deliver the next generation of health care data for Oregonians.
Following a competitive application process, the Healthy Columbia Willamette Collaborative (HCWC) chose the Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation (Q Corp) to lead the next cycle of work to develop a shared Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), as HCWC releases its 2016 report.
There are over 600 Oregon primary care clinics recognized as a Patient-Centered Primary Care Home (PCPCH). Chances are you work in, or collaborate with, one of these clinics in some capacity. Get the inside scoop on what's changing in the PCPCH Program, including new standards for attestation in 2017.
When patients are diagnosed with a chronic disease, health professionals often provide initial health education and have little capacity for further support. Ongoing support and reinforcement of self-care skills can be provided by community-based resources including evidence-based self-management workshops. This webinar will discuss the process of patient referral to self-management programs as an important element of care coordination which can improve patient satisfaction, engagement, and health outcomes, and will discuss ways to integrate referrals into clinic workflow.
Shared Decision Making (SDM) is a collaborative process that allows the patient and provider to make important health care decisions together. During this presentation you’ll learn some valuable lessons from the field, how to choose the most appropriate SDM topics for your clinic, how to integrate patient decision support tools and the process of SDM into routine workflows, learn about training resources for providers and staff, and where to go to get additional resources.
The Patient-Centered Primary Care Institute, in partnership with the Oregon Health Authority’s Transformation Center, are proud to announce the launch of the Behavioral Health Integration Resource Library. In addition to the great resources the Institute already offers, the BH Resource Library is a comprehensive repository for information, tools, and examples of integrated care solutions - including virtual clinic visits, expert interview videos, webinars, toolkits, screeners, checklists, and more.
Join us for a webinar that is designed to help educate healthcare leadership, organizations and clinicians about coping skills and other resources available to deal with professional and personal changes in the workplace, changing clinical roles, and the potential for burnout.
This webinar is designed to help educate physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and other healthcare clinicians about mindfulness skills and resources available to them to deal with professional and personal changes in the workplace, their changing clinical roles, and the potential for burnout. This is an experiential webinar offering participants first-hand practice with stress reduction strategies.
Join local peers and experts for a one-day community event to explore strategies for transforming health care and engaging patients in an ever-changing environment.
Join local peers and experts for a one-day community event to explore strategies for transforming health care and engaging patients in an ever-changing environment.
Clinicians are often the first to see the contributors to and consequences of poor health behaviors. Thinking of ways to help our communities address these issues can be of great importance and contribute to a sense of meaning within the community.
The Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement (NRHI), a leader in transforming U.S. health care, is pleased to announce that the Robert Woods Johnson Foundation has approved $3.6M in funding for Phase III of the Total Cost of Care Project (TCoC).
During this hour PCPCH program staff will be answering your specific questions about PCPCH program changes and how the revised standards impact your clinic. No question is too simple or too complex – PCPCH program staff will answer them all! Join us on November 17 with your questions and hear from other practices!
This webinar highlights best practices for falls prevention, including patient assessment, medication review and reduction, and referral to community resources. It offers practical approaches for teams to adopt evidence-based falls prevention strategies in their clinic work flow and summarizes challenges and lessons learned during the adoption of the CDC’s STEADI (Stopping Elderly Accidents Deaths and Injuries) initiative at a large health system.
Join Q Corp staff members Meredith Roberts Tomasi and Douglas Rupp at CCO Oregon's Winter Conference in Salem, Oregon on Tuesday, December 13th. The conference will be held at the Salem Convention Center from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.
The Patient-Centered Primary Care Institute, in partnership with the Oregon Health Authority's Transformation Center, has created an area on the Institute website where you can find information, tools, and resources for Clinician and Organizational Vitality.
The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) – which was passed with bipartisan support in 2015 – promises to fundamentally change the way the United States evaluates and pays for healthcare. Review the full text here.
During this webinar attendees will learn about the practical applications of this form of communication, hear from providers who have successfully integrated motivational interviewing into their daily patient interactions, and examine possible barriers to implementation and practical ways of overcoming them.
