Learning Collaborative definition

Learning Collaborative means a program in which CCOs, State agencies, and PCPCHs that provide or perform the activities that serve Health System Transformation objectives, achieve, the purposes of the Contract, and share:

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Learning Collaborative means a program in which CCOs, state agencies, and PCPCHs can do the following, as well as other activities that serve Health System Transformation objectives and the purposes of the Contract:

Learning Collaborative means a program in which CCOs, state agencies, and PCPCHs can do the following, as well as other activities that serve Health System Transformation objectives and the purposes of this Contract: (1) Share information about Quality Improvement; (2) Share information and best practices about methods to change payment to pay for quality and performance; (3) Share best practices and emerging practices that increase access to culturally competent and linguistically appropriate care and reduce health disparities; (4) Share best practices that increase the adoption and use of the latest techniques in effective and cost-effective patient centered care; (5) Coordinate efforts to develop and test methods to align financial incentives to support PCPCHs; (6) Share best practices for maximizing the utilization of PCPCHs by individuals enrolled in Medical Assistance Programs, including culturally specific and targeted outreach and direct assistance with applications to adults and children of racial, ethnic and language minority communities and other underserved populations; (7) Share best practices for maximizing integration to ensure that patients have access to comprehensive primary care, including preventative and disease management services; (8) Share information and best practices on the use of Flexible Services ; and (9) Share information and best practices on member engagement, education and communication.

Examples of Learning Collaborative in a sentence

• Contractor shall participate in face-to-face meetings of any CCO Learning Collaborative at least once per month.

• Practice participation in Phase 1: Telehealth Practice/Patient Needs Assessment does not obligate a practice to participate in Phase 2: Pilot Telehealth Learning Collaborative.

• Learning Collaborative will start with an in-person meeting with monthly virtual convenings thereafter.

• Arkansas was one of eight states invited to participate in the FFE Eligibility and Enrollment Learning Collaborative that is part of an initiative to bring together state and federal partners to address common challenges, pursue innovations in Medicaid program design and operation, and enable timely and effective ACA implementation.

• Projects within Categories 1-3 have an annual base value that is uniform across all projects, except for Project 3.8: Participate in a Learning Collaborative, for which the base value will be one-quarter that of other projects.

• Contractor shall participate in face-to-face meetings of any CCO Learning Collaborative at least monthly, if available.

• Because the governing body of the WLC needs to be housed in an entity, to provide both an operating structure and to provide limited liability for WLC Council members, a new nonprofit, nonstock corporation shall be formed, called the Wilmington Learning Collaborative.

• Participate in Tribal Public Health Modernization Learning Collaborative activities.

• A new aspect to the PRD is that it allows staff to record their ‘Professional Practice’ which covers Reflection on Practice, Experiential Learning, Collaborative Learning and Cognitive Development.

• The Contractor shall hold four, half day, in-person Regional Hub & Spoke Learning Collaborative Sessions in the Chittenden Vermont region.

More Definitions of Learning Collaborative

Learning Collaborative means a model developed by the Institute for Health Improvement that supports activities to systematically improve healthcare service delivery. Multi-stakeholder teams, work together over a period of time to test, share, and implement evidence-based strategies. Teams track their progress in meeting project performance measures.

Learning Collaborative means a community of health care providers established for the purpose of fostering continuous individual and group learning opportunities to address care delivery gaps, sharing

Learning Collaborative means a program in which CCOs, state agencies, and patient- centered primary care homes can: (1) Share information about Quality Improvement; (2) Share best practices and emerging practices that increase access to culturally competent and linguistically appropriate care and reduce health disparities; (3) Share best practices that increase the adoption and use of the latest techniques in effective and cost-effective patient centered care; (4) Coordinate efforts to develop and test methods to align financial incentives to support patient centered primary care homes; (5) Share best practices for maximizing the utilization of patient centered primary care homes by individuals enrolled in medical assistance programs, including culturally specific and targeted outreach and direct assistance with applications to adults and children of racial, ethnic and language minority communities and other underserved populations; (6) Coordinate efforts to conduct research on patient centered primary care homes and evaluate strategies to implement the patient centered primary care home to improve health status and quality and reduce overall health care costs; and (7) Share best practices for maximizing integration to ensure that patients have access to comprehensive primary care, including preventative and disease management services.

Learning Collaborative means a program in which CCOs, State agencies, and PCPCHs that provide or perform the activities that serve Health System Transformation objectives, achieve, the purposes of the Contract, and share: (i) information about Quality Improvement; (ii) and best practices about methods to change payment to pay for quality and performance; (iii) best practices and emerging practices that increase access to Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate care and reduce health disparities; (iv) best practices that increase the adoption and use of the latest techniques in effective and Cost Effective patient centered care; Coordinate efforts to develop and test methods to align financial incentives to support PCPCHs; (v) best practices for maximizing the utilization of PCPCHs by individuals enrolled in Medical Assistance Programs, including culturally specific and targeted Outreach and direct assistance with applications to adults and children of racial, ethnic and language minority communities and other underserved populations; (vi) best practices for maximizing integration to ensure that patients have access to comprehensive primary care, including preventative and disease management services;

Learning Collaborative means a community of CCIP Participating Entities established for the purpose of fostering continuous individual and group learning opportunities to address care delivery gaps, sharing peer-to-peer expertise among participating practices, hosting site visits, serving as presenters on selected topics, exchanging tools (e.g., policies, workflows, forms, templates) and experiences among participating entities, and motivating each other to accomplish work between meetings of the community.