The Oklahoma Office of Rural Health Presents: Telligen QI Connect

Presented by the Oklahoma Office of Rural Health, Sherry Longacre, MSN, RN, senior quality improvement facilitator at Telligen, discusses the Telligen QI Connect program. Telligen is the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) designated quality improvement organization (QIO) for Oklahoma. Rural providers will find the content valuable as they undertake mandated QI activities. Ms. Longarce also discusses the COVID-19 response resources offered by Telligen.
The webinar lasts approximately 22 minutes.

Recorded Webinar: MBQIP: March 2020 Update

Lara Brooks from the Oklahoma Office of Rural Health provides an update of the MBQIP measures and changes for the coming year. The webinar lasts approximately 18 minutes.

Recorded Webinar: United States Department of Health and Human Services 405(d) Program Cybersecurity Webinar

Hosted by the Oklahoma Office of Rural Health, representatives from the US Department of Health & Human Services discuss the 405(d) Cybersecurity program. The video lasts approximately 41 minutes.

Recorded Webinar: All About Outpatient Measures

Recording of "MPQIP: All About Outpatient Measures" webinar hosted by the Oklahoma Office of Rural Health on December 17, 2019. Robyn Carlson of StratisHealth provided an overview of MBQIP outpatient measures for rural hospitals. The video lasts approximately 52 minutes.

Federally Qualified Healthcare Centers (FQHC) in Oklahoma, December 2019

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Recorded Webinar: Engaging Your Local Community Through Youth Oriented Programs

The third and final installment of the Community Health Needs Assessment Webinar Series hosted by Eide Bailly and the Oklahoma Office of Rural Health. Programming to positively impact youth is an effective approach for hospitals to engage the local community. Two hospitals in Oklahoma, Mercy Hospital Kingfisher and Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center (EOMC) in Poteau, present their efforts at fostering collaboration among their local youth population. Brian Denton, CEO of Mercy Hospital Kingfisher, discusses his hospital’s Student Careers Council and Tiffany Griffis, DNP APRN FNP-C from EOMC reviews how the hospital is leveraging telemedicine to provide school-based care in southeastern Oklahoma. The video lasts approximately 1 hour.

Oklahoma Health Professional Shortage Areas - Primary Care, October 2019

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