Learning Collaboratives

About

Through support from the Health Resources & Services Administration, NCECE provides free learning activities to educate and support existing and potential health center grantees and look-alikes. These Learning Collaboratives provide participants helpful information that addresses specialized topics.

Attendees are encouraged to provide us comments and questions before each session. Our team of NCECE faculty and subject matter experts lead these peer-to-peer sessions to provide health centers with the knowledge and training to better serve older adult patients. Attendees can access each live, web-based Learning Collaborative session via smartphone, tablet, or desktop computer.

To learn more about Learning Collaboratives and other HRSA-funded Training and Technical Assistance, visit the Health Resources & Services Administration website.

Applying to NCECE Learning Collaboratives

HRSA-funded health center and health center program look-alike personnel are encouraged to apply for enrollment in our free Learning Collaboratives. If you are unsure if your organization is a HRSA-funded health center or look-alike, you can check out HRSA's Find a Health Center resource or contact us for clarification before applying.

Upcoming/Ongoing Learning Collaboratives

April/May 2024: Leveraging Local Strengths to Improve Older Adult Health & Well-Being

Past Learning Collaboratives and Resources

October/November 2023: Partnering with Older Adults for Chronic Disease Management 

May 2023: Advancing Health By Addressing the Needs of Aging Agricultural & Other Essential Workers

March 2023: Diabetes in Special and Vulnerable Populations: Learning Collaboratives

February 2023: Promoting Age-friendly Environments: Critical Determinants of Health

November/December 2022: Motivating Healthy Habits in Older Adults 

October/November 2022: Partnering with Family Caregivers of Older Adults

April/May 2022: Addressing Social Determinants of Health Through Community-Based Palliative Care

April 2022: Improving Rural Health Equity

January-February 2022: Diabetes in Special and Vulnerable Populations: Learning Collaboratives

January/February 2022: Supporting Family Caregivers of Older Adults with Dementia

November/December 2021: Motivating Healthy Habits in Older Adults

April/May/June 2021: Aging with Respect: A Framework for Addressing Intimate Partner Violence in Older Adults Learning Collaborative

April 2021: Building Capacity for Care Coordination Through PACE Learning Collaborative

January-March 2021: Diabetes in Special & Vulnerable Populations Learning Collaboratives

November and December 2020: Motivating Healthy Habits in Older Adults

October 2020: Supporting Family Caregivers of Older Adults with Dementia

June 2020: Emergency Preparedness for Community-Dwelling Older Adults

April-May 2020: Social Isolation and Supportive Services

April 2020: Adverse Interpersonal Relationships in Older Adults

Spring 2020: The SDOH Academy

October 2019 - February 2020: Primary Palliative Care

October 2019 - January 2020: Implementing Blood Glucose and HbA1c Testing at the Dental Provider

October - November 2019: Nutritional Issues for Older Adult Patients with Diabetes

May 2019: Improving Chronic Disease Management for Older Adults Living with Diabetes: A Practice-based Learning and Quality Improvement Approach

March - April 2019: Addressing Common Geriatric Syndromes Associated with Diabetes

March - April 2019: Developing an Environmental Scan of Social and Enabling Services for Older Adults

November 2018 - January 2019: Improving the Quality of End of Life Care for Older Adults in Health Centers

November 2018 - January 2019: Substance Use Disorders (SUD) and Addictions among Older Adults in Health Centers

May 2018: Care Coordination Models for Elders with Diabetes and other Chronic Conditions

April - June 2018: Integrating Primary Care, Oral Health and Behavioral Health for Older Adults

Share Your Feedback

Have an idea for a topic for a future Learning Collaborative? Let us know! We encourage existing and potential health center grantees and look-alikes interested in learning more about the Training and Technical Assistance we offer to contact us for more information.