Past Events

This event provides DRCHSD hospitals and clinics with a collaborative learning environment. Through presentations and interactive discussions, participants will improve and strengthen their organizations.

This TASC 90 covers state program strategies to support rural maternal care

This webinar supported by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP) and coordinated by TASC, focused on the Flex Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 wrap-up, kicking off FY 2024, as well as the CAH quality assessment.

This webinar provided a walkthrough of the new HRSA Data Collection Platform for Performance Reporting.

Learn more about current federal policy priorities for Congress and the current Administration, and the related implications for rural health care providers. This webinar will discuss the impact federal policy currently has on rural health care and behavioral health, future considerations, as well as the possible effects on digital services such as telehealth and physician payment reform.

Please join us for the upcoming Rural Healthcare Provider Transition Project State Partner meeting!

This SHIP TA webinar topic covered the International Classification of Diseases – 11th Revision (ICD - 11). The audience for this webinar is SORH Directors and SHIP Coordinators.

This quality series will center on the 9 core elements of quality infrastructure supporting rural health care quality improvement (QI) efforts. Participants will engage in interactive discussions regarding application of the core elements to important topics of patient experience, patient safety, and health equity.

This quality series will center on the 9 core elements of quality infrastructure supporting rural health care quality improvement (QI) efforts. Participants will engage in interactive discussions regarding application of the core elements to important topics of patient experience, patient safety, and health equity.

This quality series will center on the 9 core elements of quality infrastructure supporting rural health care quality improvement (QI) efforts. Participants will engage in interactive discussions regarding application of the core elements to important topics of patient experience, patient safety, and health equity.

This quality series will center on the 9 core elements of quality infrastructure supporting rural health care quality improvement (QI) efforts. Participants will engage in interactive discussions regarding application of the core elements to important topics of patient experience, patient safety, and health equity.

The 2024 Flex Reverse Site Visit: Moving Flex Forward: Empowering Rural Health Through Evaluation and Storytelling took place Washington, DC.

In part two of this webinar series, speakers will provide feedback on
participants’ content niche ideas and audience personas.

Learn about the purpose and goal of the Rural Healthcare Provider and Transition Project (RHPTP). Attendees will glean detailed information regarding project eligibility, benefits of participation, educational opportunities, project timeline, and the application and selection process for the 2024-2025 cohort.

Participating in this webinar will enhance your knowledge of the 2025 MBQIP measures and provide you with information you need to assist your hospitals with data elements, submission mechanisms, and deadlines. This event is hosted by the RQITA resource center.

Using the 5Ws (who, what, when, where and why) framework, this two-part webinar
series will help communications professionals in rural hospitals or health systems who
would like to maximize the limited time and resources they have for social media.

This webinar will explore the distinctions of Medicare Advantage and its impact on rural health care organizations. Participants will learn about the fundamentals of this health plan, as well as the unique challenges Medicare Advantage can pose to patients and providers.

This presentation will review common deficiencies found during certification and/or recertification surveys as well as best practices to continually review the RHC’s operations to identify risks.

This presentation will discuss the overall requirements of an emergency preparedness plan as well as what must be done on a continual basis to remain compliant with emergency preparedness requirements.

Join us to explore how we can optimize resources among Flex, SHIP, and the Delta Region Community Health Systems Development Program. We'll delve into the purpose of each program and discuss strategies for effective coordination and communication to best serve our rural communities!