Events

These open office hours are an opportunity for state Flex Program staff to ask TASC and FORHP questions about the upcoming submission of the Non-Competing Continuation Progress Report that will be available in EHB on March 2, 2023.

By attending this TASC 90 webinar, participants learned how to be able to explain what NEMSIS is and what data is available, discovered how Flex Programs can access and use NEMSIS data, how to recognize the process the data goes through from entry to availability on the NEMSIS website, and how to understand how NEMSQA works with NEMSIS.

These open office hours are an opportunity for state Flex Program staff to ask TASC and FORHP questions about the upcoming submission of the Non-Competing Continuation Progress Report that will be available in EHB on March 2, 2023.

These open office hours are an opportunity for state Flex Program staff to ask TASC and FORHP questions about the upcoming submission of the Non-Competing Continuation Progress Report that will be available in EHB on March 2, 2023.

The March Virtual Knowledge Group (VKG) covered program management through a finance lens and addressed such topics as implementing programs at the hospital level, finances post-public health emergency (PHE), and workforce challenges.

In this session, I’ll describe survey data indicating older adults’ impressions of and degree of acceptance of telemedicine, much of which debunks common misconceptions.

In partnership with FORHP, the SHIP TA team will host a learning collaborative focused on SHIP grantee program management.

These open office hours are an opportunity for state Flex Program staff to ask TASC and FORHP questions about the upcoming submission of the Non-Competing Continuation Progress Report that will be available in EHB on March 2, 2023.

The purpose of this webinar was to provide guidance on the FY 2023 Flex Program NCC Progress Report due May 5, 2023. This event was supported by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP).

This session will provide attendees with best practices managers should attempt to implement for operational success and maximization of reimbursement

MBQIP VKGs provide a networking opportunity for state Flex Programs and subcontractors. Topics for discussion are determined based on MBQIP Data Reports, technical assistance trends, and requests.

This session will provide attendees with best practices managers should attempt to implement for middle revenue cycle functions and social determinants of health in order to succeed in today’s healthcare environment.

This SHIP Webinar focused on educating about the collection and application of Z-codes as an important step in identifying community social determinants of health (SDOH) that can be used to encourage community healthiness. 

This session will review the top revenue cycle challenges hospitals are facing in today’s environment and provide best practices in the areas of the front and back-end of the revenue cycle.

Explain various models of care to critical access hospitals (CAH) and stakeholders. Recognize the importance of implementing new models of care in a rapidly changing health care industry. Identify resources that guide CAHs toward the implementation of new models of care

Engage and network with other state Flex Programs. Participate in a shared discussion about things that make working in rural health care special. Share the importance of fulfillment from our work in rural health care, especially during times of stress, change, and uncertainty.