Health-Related Social Needs Series Part 5

Online via WebEx

Topic: Health-Related Social Needs Series Part 5 Description: Addressing health-related social needs (or social drivers of health) can improve health outcomes. Health-related social needs include food insecurity, housing instability, transportation […]

Medication Education and Reconciliation Efforts LINKS Session 1

Online via Zoom

The IPRO QIN-QIO invites community-based organizations, healthcare providers, and others supporting consumers and patients with education, tools, and resources to enhance community health. Join us to explore key questions, share promising practices, and problem-solve with your peers. During our February session, we’ll consider how various groups are supporting medication education and reconciliation efforts within their […]

Ensuring Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) Treatment through the Care Continuum Webinar Series Session 5

Online via WebEx

More than 1 million Medicare beneficiaries had a diagnosis of opioid use disorder (OUD) in 2020. However, fewer than one in five received medication to treat this condition. In addition, the number of patients who stay in treatment after hospital discharge decrease drastically. This webinar series is a collaboration between all Quality Innovation Network-Quality Improvement […]

Health-Related Social Needs Series Part 6

Online via WebEx

Topic: Health-Related Social Needs Series Part 6 Description: Addressing health-related social needs (or social drivers of health) can improve health outcomes. Health-related social needs include food insecurity, housing instability, transportation needs, utility difficulties, and interpersonal safety. Join IPRO QIN-QIO for the Health-Related Social Needs Series to learn, collaborate, share best practices and lessons learned on […]

NHSN Office Hours Session 1

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The IPRO QIN-QIO is hosting a 30 minute, bi-weekly chat to discuss various topics surrounding NHSN including official NHSN updates, reminders about upcoming changes, and answers to our most commonly received provider questions. Bring your questions and concerns and learn to better navigate NSHN.