Research report evaluating the implementation process of Oregon's Drug Addiction Treatment Recovery Act (DATRA), also known as Measure 110.

This session continues to focus on the Decision Tree and the Intervention Selection Tool and how they can be incorporated into your QAPI Program and reinforce a Just Culture.

List of Alaska Medicaid prior authorization codes, effective February 2023.

In this video you will learn about long COVID prevalence, symptoms and sequela. You will hear about the impact of long COVID with respect to care access and associated barriers to care. Information is shared about how technology can increase care access and actions that can be taken at the patient level, community interpersonal level, and health care facilities and health care systems levels.

This presentation focuses on measuring success. You will learn about three types of measures, ways to assess health equity in care and identify at least one resource to support implementing a health equity lens into practice.

This session focused on recognizing and addressing the impact of change fatigue on staff, residents, and family members, to reduce the potentially negative effects on quality improvement efforts and the quality of care. Large and small group discussion opportunities allowed participants to explore strategies for building a culture of psychological safety that supports engagement to reduce the risk for change fatigue.

Comagine Health has a long history of serving as a thought partner to and provider of care management services to state agencies in pursuit of a more equitable, accessible and outcomes-driven system while reducing costs to patients and burden on providers. Our customized services balance our clients’ obligation to be responsible stewards of limited resources and providers’ need for reduced administrative burden so they can deliver quality care as efficiently as possible.

Our patient-centered approach honors individuals’ culture, social context and values — and empowers them to play an active role in making decisions about their own care. When health care is oriented around the unique needs of the patient, it can lead to higher patient satisfaction and better clinical outcomes.

This session focused on implementation of the Kamishibai Cards (K Cards) to support implementation of new processes, as well as monitoring compliance with process implementation for real-time measurement and daily improvement opportunities. Participants explored how experiences with using K Cards can provide stories to share about their quality improvement journey and how they can provide a motivating vision for continued improvement efforts. Participants also learned and saw how K Cards can demonstrate a facility wide commitment to high quality care, continuous learning and opportunities to engage staff, residents and families in quality improvement.

This session focuses on a processes and strategies for documenting the quality improvement journey, which includes maintaining an inventory of performance improvement projects (PIPs) over time and capturing successes and lessons learned during implementation to be shared with staff, residents, and families. Roundtable discussion will provide an opportunity to share and learn between peers about strategies to cultivate stories about the quality improvement journey. Participants will explore various options for celebrating and sharing these stories about their quality improvement journeys.