White paper that describes the foundational aspects of data reporting, lays out a step-by-step process for identifying errors that contribute to report inaccuracy and provides tools to help with the process of validating your own clinical quality reports.
Help sites understand their current level of "medical homeness" and identify opportunities for improvement.
Compass is a free tool for finding and delivering health and wellness programs in Nevada, Oregon and Washington. Whether you want to join a workshop or provide one, Compass can help.
This is a virtual event.
Thursday, Jan. 30, 2020
Strategies and tactics to strengthen the partnership between clinicians, patients and family caregivers. Particular emphasis is placed on improved communication techniques and workflow modifications to more effectively engage family caregivers.
Are you a small to medium-sized practice with questions about the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) in 2020?
Comagine Health is proud to be the Independent and Qualified Agent for the Oregon Health Authority’s behavioral health program. This program ensures that adults with severe and persistent mental illness are actively involved in directing their treatment through person-centered care planning.
Comagine Health is partnering with the Utah Department of Health to make trainings available on current best practices for preventing transmission of COVID-19 in long-term care. These webinar recordings, featuring Dr. Sarah Woolsey, Martha Jaworski, Mindi Tippins and Jennifer Vreeland, include information on the basics of contact, droplet and airborne precautions, with resources for staff training as well as current state and CDC guidance for contingencies for personal protective equipment (PPE). The expanded information further discusses PPE for given patient encounters and emphasizes the importance of universal PPE use in long-term care settings.
View the on-demand recordings:
Welcome to the Oregon Behavioral Health Support Program website. Your health and well-being are our priority. We are committed to supporting Oregonians with behavioral health needs and making sure you have the right treatment in the right setting for your unique situation.
The Oregon Behavioral Health Support Program ensures that adults in Oregon with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) are actively involved in directing their treatment through person-centered care planning.
