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The Center's searchable Resource Library features articles, reports, webinars, podcasts, toolkits, and other materials developed by trusted industry leaders to guide and support rural health stakeholders.
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SHIP Allowable Investments support activities by small rural hospitals in meeting value-based care goals for their respective organizations through purchases in hardware, software, and related training.
This resource includes a list of some of the MBQIP and CAH quality reporting and improvement topics on which RQITA is available to present to various audiences upon the request of a state Flex Program.
Rural Health Innovations’ Rural Path to Value service is designed to support critical access hospitals and rural health clinics that are already taking early steps to adopt population health practices and want to become population health leaders.
Hospitals and health systems that partner with Rural Health Innovations on their CHNAs receive a rural-tailored approach that offers clear findings, focused planning and support to implement solutions that lead to meaningful change.
We can help you to strategically build and carry out an implementation plan that's designed to address the priorities identified in your community health needs assessment.
DRCHSD Quality Improvement Webinar Series Hosted by The National Rural Health Resource Center, this 5-part quality webinar series focused on looking at and addressing quality improvement issues within the healthcare
The Delta Region Community Health Systems Development (DRCHSD) Program offered the 6-part 2021 Telehealth webinar series for community health centers, rural health clinics, and small rural hospitals. The series was
This series from the National Rural Health Resource Center (The Center) provides information about Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), how rural providers are meeting the needs of their communities, and
This video series is designed in particular for those who have been in a rural health leadership role for two years or less, but it is also relevant to leaders who have been in their roles for longer or who may be training or mentoring new leaders. The series may also serve as a valuable resource for those who may be transitioning to a leadership role within the next year.