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- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$149.00
Be Netflix, Not Blockbuster: Best Practices in Telehealth WorkflowsHealth care providers were hit with an unprecedented challenge in 2020: Enhance--or create--telehealth programs practically overnight to provide care to their communities while reducing unnecessary exposure for patients and staff.
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$149.00
Best Practices for Patient Engagement With TelehealthThis course presents a panel discussion about the telehealth experiences of a provider and patient/patient advocates, from when an appointment is made through the after-visit follow-up. The panel will discuss how telehealth has improved their health care experience and how to overcome obstacles that prevent easy access to care, and will identify strategies for avoiding the glitches that frustrate patients and providers.
- CCE Other
- Other Programs
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$149.00
Learning in Action: Implementing a Primary Care Telehealth Response During COVID-19During this course, attendees learn how the Care Transformation Collaborative of Rhode Island (CTC-RI) helped primary care practices respond to telehealth implementation challenges through a three-pronged “learning in action” approach.
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$149.00
Combining Technology and Tents: The Use of Telehealth to Promote Safe Access to Well-Child Care During the COVID-19 PandemicThe COVID-19 pandemic created a need for primary care practices to pivot quickly toward telehealth to improve access to care. This course will include strategies for implementing a phased approach to telehealth, starting with infants and expanding to other age groups, that can serve as a resource for practices initiating or expanding delivery of telehealth.
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$149.00
Staying Connected to Patients in a Pandemic Through TelehealthAs a Federally Qualified Health Center, Greater Portland Health (GPH) provides primary medical, behavioral and dental health services to Greater Portland's most vulnerable residents, including low-income individuals and families, the homeless, immigrant/refugee/asylum-seekers, children, elderly and the under-/uninsured. Its primary goal during the COVID-19 pandemic has been to remain fully operational and continue to support patients while keeping staff safe.
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$149.00
An Equity Approach to People-Centered Virtual Care Policy DesignThis course features USofCare policy and research and community engagement staff, as well as a member of USofCare’s Founder’s Council or Voices of Real Life, sharing their perspective from the community. Panelists will explain their people-centered policy design and showcase findings on barriers that diverse communities face when accessing virtual care, and policy solutions to overcome those barriers.
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
- ANCC
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$99.00
Using Natural Language Processing to Achieve HEDIS Year-Round ReviewIn 2018, UPMC Health Plan set a strategic goal to move to prospective, year-round HEDIS review for hybrid measures, across Medicare, Medicaid and SNP business lines. To support this strategic goal, the UPMC Health Plan Quality team worked with technology innovators at UPMC Enterprises to apply Natural Language Processing to HEDIS hybrid abstraction. Working together, UPMC teams developed a unique technology platform that markedly increases abstractor efficiency in closing gaps.
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$99.00
OnDemand: Data Aggregator Validation Program Official LaunchAn overview of NCQA's Data Aggregator Validation program, including the life cycle of conception to launch, high level review of program standards, eligibility and benefits of the program.Click here to access the Quality Innovation Series registration page to register or review the full course content.
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$0.00
The Policy Roundtable: Advancing the Move to Digital MeasurementCMS has signaled its plan for all quality measurement used across the agency to be fully digital by 2025. NCQA has been working with stakeholders for several years to prepare them for the next generation of quality measurement. In this course, NCQA, policymakers and leading voices in health care reform will provide an overview of the federal policies supporting the move to digital measurement and discuss implications of a more digitally enabled health care system.
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
- ANCC
- Participation
- PCMH CCE
$149.00
NCQA Digital Quality PrimerDigital quality means many things to many people, but what do we at NCQA mean when we say digital quality? We want a digital quality framework that cuts waste and burden in quality reporting. We want it to foster measurement across levels of the health care system. We want it to accurately pinpoint the factors that lead to high-value care. And we want all of this to “set the table” for a learning health system that consistently provides timely data for more immediate action to improve care.