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The Population Health Toolkit brings together tools and information to support improving your awareness as your organization journeys into population health management. We believe that the future of health care depends on creating a movement toward wellness but that this should be done in a holistic approach using community data and systems thinking. This toolkit is continually updated with resources to do just that.
Assess the core competencies of a rural ambulance agency to provide broader service and greater value patient care and access in rural America. This self-assessment and the associated resources will assist rural ambulance agency leaders to succeed in moving from volume to value in their agency’s culture and operations.
Small Rural Hospital Improvement Program allowable investments include activities that assist small rural hospitals with their value and quality improvement efforts and adaptation to changing payment systems through investments in hardware, software, and related training.
"Rural health care extends into every aspect of life."
For Tabitha Stone, rural health is deeply connected to the communities, people, and values that have shaped her life. In this employee spotlight, learn how her journey back to her rural roots continues to influence the work she does to support rural hospitals and the communities they serve.
For Tabitha Stone, rural health is deeply connected to the communities, people, and values that have shaped her life. In this employee spotlight, learn how her journey back to her rural roots continues to influence the work she does to support rural hospitals and the communities they serve.
The Technical Assistance and Services Center (TASC), a program of the National Rural Health Resource Center, developed this four-part technical assistance series with support from the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP).
Learn about project site visit to Pioneers Medical Center, a hospital that participated in RHPTP to improve quality infrastructure for patients, staff and the community.
Read about the Center and Stratis Health's on-site visit to Meeker, Colorado to learn about the facility and provide project support.
Key takeaways and goals from a RHPTP on-site visit to Family Care Wellness Clinic in McMinnville, Tennessee.
Health Information Technology (HIT) is an operational component for health services in rural communities to improve the quality, safety and effectiveness of health services and to assist providers in managing population health. Health care and community providers use HIT to transfer, save, secure and recover information electronically and provide access to care within health care and community settings.
This collection of resources focuses on leadership development for rural leaders from the Board through mid-level management.
This collection of resources, developed for rural hospital and clinic staff involved in quality and performance improvement, offers tools and strategies to strengthen organizational performance, enhance patient outcomes and support continuous improvement efforts.
This quality improvement collection will assist you to access resources to enhance performance in a number of areas related to health care, including clinical, leadership and operational growth.
Telehealth is an important tool in care coordination for chronic diseases to improve continuity of care and provide convenience for patients and families to connect with care team members. This collection of key resources is curated specifically for rural health providers and is updated regularly.
Rural health care organizations rely on innovation and collaboration in their communities to recruit and retain health professionals and staff. The resourcesin this toolkit cover recruitment and retention, health care workforce solution models, and employee engagement.
Legacy webinar series
This three-part educational series presents a variety of technical topics that tend to be challenging for both executive leaders and boards of directors (BOD).