Summary: This March, thirteen National Training and Technical Assistance Partners (NTTAPs) host a four-part webinar series for health centers serving priority populations, including: residents of public housing, agricultural workers, patients experiencing homelessness, and other at-risk populations including older adults, and Asian American, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian patients. This webinar series will take a deeper dive into issues around systemic, structural, and environmental barriers and strategies for improving chronic disease management and care. Each webinar will focus on specific strategies for developing, evaluating, and supporting effective health care delivery models designed. Coordinators will ensure that webinar materials are practical, providing information and enhancing skills directly related to the training recipients.
Session Dates/Times 2:00-3:00 PM ET:
March 6: Foundations of Population Health Management in Priority Populations (view the recording)
March 13: Housing and HIV: Bridging the Gap between HIV and Housing in Special and Vulnerable Populations (view the recording)
March 20: Diabetes Prevention through the lens of Food Sovereignty and Access to Ancestral, Cultural, and Healthful Foods (view the recording)
March 27: Team-Based Approaches for Managing Complex Health Needs: Join the Migrant Clinicians Network, the National Center for Equitable Care for Elders, the National Network for Oral Health Access, and the National Nurse-Led Care Consortium for the closing session of the Population Health Management Task Force’s National Learning Series. This webinar will focus on innovative and collaborative approaches for health centers as they provide comprehensive care to individuals living with multiple chronic conditions. Participants will explore shared strategies for enhancing care delivery, patient engagement, and overall health outcomes (view the recording)
Participants will be able to:
- Understand the impact of fragmented care on patients living with multiple chronic conditions (MCC)
- Identify key elements of comprehensive MCC interventions that prioritize unique patient needs and preferences
- Consider innovative strategies to improve care coordination and interprofessional collaboration
Note: Materials from all sessions are available on our shared website: https://pophealthtaskforce.org
