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CLAS Theme 3: CLAS Standards 12-15

Online via Zoom

View Slides   In this session, IPRO and participants will discuss: CLAS Standard 12:  Conduct regular assessments of community health assets and needs, and use the results to plan and […]

Partnering Beyond COVID-19: Learning Circle: Heart Health

Online via Zoom

Session Topic: Learning Circle: Heart Health Description: Review and Check-in   COVID-19 has changed healthcare in many ways and has delayed chronic disease management for many patients. Patients needing follow-up appointments for their chronic disease were not able to schedule appointments due to decrease in in-person visits, laboratory closures for routine testing, and less access to […]

CLAS Theme 3, CLAS Standard 9, and CLAS Standard 10

Online via Zoom

  In this final session of the CLAS series, IPRO will share additional resources that participants might find helpful to support CLAS:  CMS Office of Minority Health Resources  AHRQ Resources  […]

Boosters & Beyond: Addressing Key Challenges- Risk Assessment with Appropriate Use of PPE- IP3

Online via Zoom

Topic: Boosters & Beyond: Addressing Key Challenges Week 12: CDC’s Core Practices - Risk Assessment with Appropriate use of PPE - IP3 (Infection Prevention for Infection Preventionists by Infection Preventionists)   Description: While you’re at your desk trying to catch up on a myriad of issues, jump on the IPRO QIN-QIO IP3 Office Hours call […]

Disrupting Substance Use Disorder Together

Online via Zoom

Watch Presentation  View Slides Description: Take 30 minutes and let us share information and resources to disrupt the substance use epidemic in our communities. We need the support of primary […]

IPRO HQIC Sepsis Affinity Group: Mid-to-large sized Hospitals

Online via WebEx

  Sepsis remains a national priority and is a complex and challenging condition to manage. Despite substantial attention to improvement, an opportunity still exists to decrease sepsis-related morbidity and mortality. […]