FORHP Fireside Chat

02:00 PM
Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP)
Registration Deadline
Friday, November 12, 2021

The Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP) invites state Flex Coordinators and their MBQIP sub-contractors to participate in a Fireside Chat. The purpose of this FORHP Fireside Chat is to discuss quality improvement topics for the current and future Flex program year. Participants in the fireside chat will able to:

  • Discuss expectations for the Flex Program Year 3 Quality Improvement (QI) Project, including the Quality Innovation Labs (QILs).
  • Obtain answers from FORHP on questions related to the Flex Program QI Project.
  • Hear updates on the Medicare Beneficiaries Quality Improvement Program (MBQIP), including eligibility requirements for Flex Program Year 4.
  • Share feedback with FORHP on MBQIP, QILs, and other QI needs in your state.

This event will replace the December MBQIP Virtual Knowledge Group. For more information, please contact:

Tori Leachvleach@hrsa.gov

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