Quality

A Performance Improvement Approach to Childhood Chronic Diseases Beyond the Exam Room. Archived Webinar by NCMLP, Fenway, Part of Connected Communities Health Initiative (CCHI) In this session, the audience ventured "beyond the exam room" to explore essential performance improvement concepts, strengthen understanding of the root causes of childhood illness, and introduce practical activities such as needs assessments and community referral pathway development.

A Primary Care Approach to Medication: Ensuring Appropriate Treatments for Current Conditions. Archived Webinar by ACUsStar2Center, NHCHC Join the Connected Communities Health Initiative (CCHI) for a webinar series that leverages insights from the HHS “Make Our Children Healthy Again” Assessment Report. The fourth session will focus on medication practices from a primary care lens, exploring approaches that ensure appropriate use of medication treatments for patients.

Activity Session: Developing an Emergency Preparedness Plan for your Health Center. Archived Webinar by CHC This 60-minute interactive session explored the value of having an emergency preparedness plan at your health center. The training provided the steps involved in developing an emergency preparedness plan, as well as discussed scenarios for crafting components of your emergency preparedness plan.

Addressing Disaster-Driven Needs to Enhance Health Outcomes. Archived Webinar by NCMLP Through this webinar, healthcare and legal professionals gained tools to tackle disaster-related challenges that affect patient care and community recovery. The session highlighted strategies for addressing needs during and after disasters, while fostering strong partnerships for coordinated support.

Addressing Home Hazards Through Health Center Practice. Archived Webinar by NCHPH In this webinar hosted by NCHPH, we highlighted the crucial role health centers play in ensuring safe living conditions. We shared practical, evidence-based approaches for reducing home hazards and improving safety outcomes. Through a combination of case examples, workflow models, and data-driven strategies, the session provided attendees with valuable tools for conducting safety screenings, effectively communicating findings, and connecting patients with appropriate housing and safety resources.

Addressing Prenatal Care through Telehealth Services for Agricultural Worker Women. Patient Material by NCFH NCFH developed a new resource titled “Addressing Prenatal Care through Telehealth Services for Agricultural Worker Women.” This resource helps agricultural worker women access easy-to-understand guidance to navigate prenatal care through both in-person and telehealth visits. Available in English and Spanish.

Adolescent Relationship Abuse and Human Trafficking: Collaborating Across Systems for Prevention and Intervention. Policies/Guidelines by HealthPartnersIPVE, SBHA Health Partners on Intimate Partner Violence + Exploitation and the School-Based Health Alliance, partnered to train school-based healthcare (SBHC) providers and staff on strategies for addressing ARA among their patients. This intervention was informed by a previous study in SBHCs that found that patients who received brief universal education and harm reduction counseling about ARA were more likely to recognize sexual coercion, had increased knowledge of relationship abuse resources, and had increased self-efficacy to use harm reduction behaviors.

Advanced De-Escalation Techniques in Health Centers Session 1: Recognizing Warning Signs, Symptoms, and Contributing Factors of crisis behaviors. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors In this Community of Practice, participants will learn the verbal and non-verbal communication skills to effectively engage individuals with challenges, explore active listening techniques, identify strategies for collaborating with behavioral health professionals, develop protocols for referrals and follow-up care, and optimize organizational policies/procedures for patients.

Advanced De-Escalation Techniques in Health Centers Session 2: Implementing Best Practice Techniques to Reduce the Likelihood of Crisis Behaviors. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors In this Community of Practice, participants will learn the verbal and non-verbal communication skills to effectively engage individuals with challenges, explore active listening techniques, identify strategies for collaborating with behavioral health professionals, develop protocols for referrals and follow-up care, and optimize organizational policies/procedures for patients.

Advanced De-Escalation Techniques in Health Centers Session 3: New Practices and Protocols-Responding to Challenging Behaviors. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors In this Community of Practice, participants will learn the verbal and non-verbal communication skills to effectively engage individuals with challenges, explore active listening techniques, identify strategies for collaborating with behavioral health professionals, develop protocols for referrals and follow-up care, and optimize organizational policies/procedures for patients.

Advanced Maternal Age: Trends, Management, and Outcomes. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This webinar discusses how to manage the care of women of advanced maternal age (AMA) in a health center, ensuring they receive appropriate support, education, care coordination, and medical attention. The training will reveal the common medical risks associated with AMA, such as gestational diabetes, hypertension, chromosomal abnormalities, and increased likelihood of cesarean delivery, as well as how to develop a comprehensive care plan.

Advancing Care Part 1: Managing Patients Living With Diabetes. Archived Webinar by Bureau of Primary Health Care and Renaye James Healthcare Advisors This two-part webinar series focuses on diabetes and hypertension, exploring the intersection of their disease pathology and performance improvement. This webinar reviews current evidence in diabetes management, provides operational recommendations for diabetes care, and reviews effective patient education and care management strategies to help individuals improve diabetes self-care and medication adherence.

Advancing Patient Health, Wellness, and Satisfaction Factsheet Series. Fact Sheet by NCMLP This series of three (3) fact sheets from NCMLP explores how justiciable events shape individual and community wellness, and how health centers can respond with integrated, evidence-based approaches. Drawing on national research, the series examines how people navigate wellness-related problems — where they seek help, what drives their satisfaction with legal, medical, and mental health services, and how cross-disciplinary collaboration affects both patient and provider outcomes. Together, these resources equip health centers to strengthen community partnerships, improve screening and referral practices, reduce provider burnout, and implement sustainable, wellness-centered strategies that enhance quality, value, and outcomes.

Advancing Patient Health, Wellness, and Satisfaction: Exploring Common Life Challenges. Archived Webinar by NCMLP This webinar from NCMLP explores how everyday life problems, such as legal and other health-related issues, impact individual wellness and how healthcare providers can play a critical role in improving patient satisfaction and outcomes. This session help health center staff explore the common life challenges people face and how they perceive their severity.

Agricultural Workers are Athletes! Alcohol Use and Hydration for Agricultural Workers. Patient Material by NCFH NCFH developed a new resource for agricultural workers titled "Agricultural Workers are Athletes! Alcohol use and hydration for agricultural workers," to address how alcohol consumption can increase the risk of chronic dehydration in extreme heat. This resource also provides guidance for agricultural workers on when to seek care and support. Available in English and Spanish.

Aligning the I-HELP™ Framework with Healthcare Quality Measurement. Report by NCMLP This publication offers practical guidance and examples of how health centers can align the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership’s I‑HELP™ framework with healthcare quality measurement, helping teams assess the impact of medical-legal partnerships on patient outcomes and performance improvement.

An Introduction to Agricultural Worker Health and Key Resources. Archived Webinar by FJ, HOP, MCN, MHPSalud, NACHC, NCFH The Farmworker Health Netwrok (FHN) comprised of MHP Salud, Farmworker Justice, Migrant Clinicians Network, Health Outreach Partners, the National Center for Farmworker Health and the National Association for Community Health Centers, presents a national webinar that will provide a comprehensive orientation for health centers that are designed to serve agricultural workers and their families in the United States. This session highlights the unique challenges agricultural workers face in accessing care and how health centers can address them through improved delivery models, along with how FHN’s roles, core services, and resources support these efforts.

An Overview of the National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) and Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support (DSMES) Program. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Renaye James Healthcare Advisors' webinar introduces the National Diabetes Prevention Program (National DPP) Lifestyle Change Program (LCP) and Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support (DSMES) program to help health centers build a strong business case for Implementation. It also covers setting program goals, outlining key components and standards, and tracking quality outcomes.

Applying Process Improvement Methodology to Outreach and Enrollment Workflows. Case Study by NACHC This publication highlights how health centers can use process improvement methodologies to strengthen outreach, eligibility verification, and insurance enrollment workflows. Drawing on real-world examples from two health centers, this case study shows how teams can identify waste, clarify roles, improve patient access to coverage, and build more sustainable systems. As Medicaid redeterminations and new administrative requirements increase pressure on staff and patients, this resource offers practical tools, lessons learned, and replicable strategies to help health centers improve workflows, support staff, and keep patients connected to care. Designed for health center leaders, outreach and enrollment managers, and operational improvement teams.

Asynchronous Learning Module: Getting Started with De-escalation Techniques in the Health Care Setting. E-Learning by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This asynchronous learning module introduces essential crisis intervention skills to effectively manage and de-escalate challenging situations in a health center setting. Participants will explore key concepts, techniques, and strategies that help them to respond to crises with confidence and sensitivity.

Best Practices Resource Guide for Health Centers Serving Individuals with Developmental Disabilities. Guide by NACHC The Best Practices Resource Guide for Providers Serving People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) is a professionally designed, easy to use digital toolkit created for community health center teams. It provides ready to implement communication frameworks, sensory friendly considerations, plain language tools, de escalation strategies, and quick reference job aids to reduce communication barriers, strengthen patient trust, and enhance inclusive care delivery across clinical and front line settings.

Body Mass Index (BMI) Assessment in Well Visits. Archived Webinar by SBHA This webinar was about exploring how Health Centers can use school-based well visits to strengthen whole-child health and prevention for school-aged children. Participants will learn strategies to integrate BMI screening with counseling, nutrition, physical activity, and family engagement using an approach that supports healthy habits and fosters collaboration between health centers, schools, and families.

Building a High-Reliability Organization. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This training is designed to guide health centers in developing a center of high reliability, where safety, quality, and patient-centered care are prioritized. Participants will learn the principles and practices of high-reliability organizations (HROs) and how to implement strategies for patients and staff.

Building Patient-Centered Care in School-Based Health Centers: Supporting Student Transitions from Pediatric to Adult Healthcare. Archived Webinar by SBHA This webinar was about how the School-Based Health Alliance explored approaches to identifying and implementing patient-centered care interventions in school-based health centers. It covered defining patient-informed care, highlighting evidence-based interventions, and examining screening and prevention strategies, with a focus on the Patient Experience domain of the Health Center Performance Improvement Framework and expectations for patient-centered care.

Caring for Older Adults: Strategies for Launching and Optimizing Elder Care Programs at Health Centers. Guide by CapLink This publication describes how the rapid growth of the older adult population is transforming demand for care and positioning Health Centers to play a critical role in delivering age-friendly, coordinated services. It outlines practical strategies and program models that enable Health Centers to improve outcomes, retain aging patients, and enhance long-term financial sustainability.

Clearer Futures: Identifying Eye Care Needs in School-Age Children. Archived Webinar by SBHA This webinar provided foundational knowledge on vision health in school-age children, including common conditions, the importance of early identification, and effective referral pathways. It outlined key information primary care providers should understand to ensure timely and appropriate eye care, setting the stage for deeper discussions in the second webinar of the series.

Clinical Quality Measures for Eligible Professionals: 2024 Update. Statistical Summary by HITEQ This spreadsheet developed by the HITEQ Center provides a crosswalk of Clinical Quality Measures and their electronic specifications as defined in the 2024 update for Eligible Professionals (Clinicians).

Communication and Customer Service for the Dental Department. E-Learning by NNOHA This new, interactive learning module is designed to support the oral health team in understanding skills and strategies to deliver positive customer service in a dental setting. This module is intended for the entire dental team from dental providers to administrative team members. (1.25 CDE is offered).

Connected Communities Health Initiative (CCHI): Session 3 - Integrated Behavioral Health in the Digital Age. Archived Webinar by HOP, MCN The third session, " Integrated Behavioral Health in the Digital Age " will explore pediatric behavioral health implications of digital dependence and provide recommendations for early, coordinated intervention for problematic media use.

Continuity of Care for HIV after Disaster. Archived Webinar by Fenway This webinar will discuss the ways in which natural disasters and other emergencies can disrupt healthcare services, making it harder for individuals living with HIV to maintain consistent care. We will explore effective strategies for ensuring retention in HIV care during and after a disaster, focusing on how to support patients in maintaining their treatment plans and addressing the unique challenges they may face in crisis situations.

Data Management: Person-Directed Approaches and Perspectives. Infographic by CSH This infographic enhances users understanding of systems and point-of-care data practices. Analyzing national best practices of data and person-directed approaches to initiate and deepen data practices on the systems and point-of-care level, to improve health outcomes, and to incorporate patient voice and agency in data collection, sharing, and decision-making.

Diabetes Care Management: The Right Way - Part 1. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors In Part 1 of this two-part Renaye James Healthcare Advisors' training, this webinar offers health care providers knowledge and tools to implement a team-based Patient-Centered Medical Home diabetes care management program. It covers the roles and responsibilities of the diabetes care team, how to stratify diabetes care management individuals based on risk, and how to measure a diabetes care management program.

Diabetes Care Management: The Right Way - Part 2. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors In Part 2 of this Renaye James Healthcare Advisors' two-part training, this webinar informs health care providers on how to effectively implement a team-based Patient-Centered Medical Home diabetes care management program. It reinforces the care management process for individuals with diabetes and identifies the National Committee for Quality Assurance Electronic Medical Record requirements for diabetes care management programs.

Disabilities and Human Trafficking. Brief by HealthPartnersIPVE This six page educational brief highlights the multiple factors that contribute to the elevated prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV), exploitation (E), and HT among youth with disabilities as well as how exposure to such violence impacts their health, and will offer recommendations for health centers ensuring that patients have access to and can receive relevant support and services.

Do Not Let Diabetes Harm Your Kidneys. Patient Material by NCFH NCFH's new patient flyer, Do not let Diabetes Harm your Kidneys, helps health center staff teach patients more about how diabetes and kidney health are connected. It provides important, practical action recommendations on what they can do to help keep themself healthy and prevent kidney disease. Available in English and Spanish.

Documentation, Coding and Billing for Behavioral Health Integration. Archived Webinar by Bizzell US Integrating behavioral health and substance use disorder services into primary care requires changes to both clinical care and administrative practices. This is the first in a two-part series that breaks down the essentials that health centers need to know to address common billing challenges when integrating behavioral health services with traditional medical services. There is discussion of clinical documentation that supports health center sustainability, including professional coding practices and revenue cycle management.

Emergency Management Process Overview Webinar. Videorecording by BPHC Presented by BPHC on June 25, 2024.

Environmental Hazards and Lung Disease: Radon Exposure and Community Health Webinar. Archived Webinar by NNCC This webinar explored the serious health risks associated with radon exposure and its impact on community health. Participants learned how radon contributes to chronic conditions like COPD and Congestive Heart Failure and increases the risk of developing lung cancer, emphasizing prevention and mitigation strategies for better health outcomes.

Establishing a Partnership to Improve Patient Care and Outcomes. Archived Webinar by NCMLP The first part of the series (Webinar 1) introduced the core components and activities of a MLP, the role of MLP in addressing patients’ health related needs to improve care and outcomes, and how to lay the foundation for establishing a strong MLP. Participants explored different models of MLPs (e.g., highlighting variations in staffing and funding) and, in preparation for subsequent sessions, begin to learn about approaches for seamless integration of MLP services into health center operations.

Fact Sheet: Writing an Actionable Patient Safety Plan. Fact Sheet by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Fact Sheet describes a Patient Safety Plan which is essential for prioritizing patient safety in a health center, identifying potential risks and medical errors, and developing strategies to address them. This document outlines a step-by-step approach to writing a Patient Safety Plan that not only meets regulatory requirements but also serves as a valuable tool for improving health.

Five Ways Health Centers Can Promote Health Care Access for Survivors of Domestic Violence (A 2-pager). Brief by HealthPartnersIPVE This 2-pager summarizes the key actions to promote health center enrollment for survivors of domestic violence; and how health centers may partner with community-based programs, such as DV advocacy programs. This shorter-format may be ideal for staff training; as a guide for staff implementation; and as a handout to share with community partners. (PDF is 2 pages in English)

Food is Medicine Narratives. Videorecording by NACHC Health Centers (HCs) are a key partner and provider of FIM programming as they are oftentimes first responders for communities facing food instability and chronic disease. The following narrative highlights the FIM activities of one such HC.

Foundations of Colorectal Cancer Screening and Care for Health Educators and Community Health Workers (CHWs). Archived Webinar by NCHPH This two-session series provided health center teams with practical tools to strengthen colorectal cancer screening and follow-up care. Participants explored screening protocols, patient scenarios, and care coordination strategies that improve outcomes.

Fundamentals of Value-Based Care eLearning Series: Module 2. E-Learning by NACHC This value-based care eLearning series is designed for health center leaders who are considering entering a value-based payment contract. Module One describes payment models and contract considerations, and Module Two delves into transforming care to meet goals. Modules are available on demand and can be completed at your own pace.

Health Center Board Roles & Responsibilities. Aid/Kit by NACHC This two-page resource discusses the three major categories of health center board roles: Strategy, Oversight & Policy, and Board Functioning. It also contains a sample statement of board responsibilities that can be customized by health centers; the sample captures both the general roles of a board and requirements of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Health Center Program.

Healthy Sleep, Healthy Minds: Identifying and Treating Adolescent Insomnia to Support Mental Health. Archived Webinar by SBHA This webinar presented how addressing sleep problems in children and adolescents can play a powerful role in improving mental health and overall well-being. Participants learned how to recognize signs of insomnia, identify practical clinical strategies to support healthier sleep, and understand when additional support or referral may be needed.

Heart Health: A Case-Based Approach to Improving Preventative Care at Health Centers. Archived Webinar by Fenway This webinar will discuss the barriers health center patients often face in accessing preventative care to address heart health. We will explore specific cardiovascular risks for patients and provide health centers with actionable strategies to improve heart health outcomes through responsive and patient-centered care.

HIV Care Coordination for Patients with Incarceration Experience at Health Centers. Archived Webinar by Fenway This webinar will focus on best practices for providing comprehensive HIV care at health centers for patients with a history of incarceration. We will discuss poor health outcomes and barriers often faced by this patient population, strategies for building trust and engagement in care, and best practices for care coordination and continuity.

How Primary Care Associations Can Serve as Champions of Multisector Collaboration. Brief by NCMLP This publication will highlight how primary care associations (PCAs) can play a leading role in the development and implementation of health center-based medical-legal partnerships (MLPs). The spotlight will also help health centers understand how the evidence-based MLP approach can support improvements in care quality and patient outcomes.

HRSA Loan Guarantee Program (LGP): Insights from the Small Group Training Participants. Report by CapLink HRSA Loan Guarantee Program Training Program Insights - Capital Link is developing a new publication that captures feedback from past HRSA LGP Loan Guarantee Program Small Group Training participants. The report will highlight program effectiveness, uncover participation barriers, and offer actionable recommendations for improvement.

HRSA Maternal Health Sustainability Planning Guide and Toolkit. Guide and Toolkit by BPHC The Maternal Health Sustainability Planning Guide is designed to assist health centers in sustaining and enhancing their maternal health initiatives. The guide outlines key factors that support long-term sustainability and offers practical tools and resources to further advance maternal health innovations. The Maternal Health Toolkit offers practical tips, resources, and strategies for the Health Center Program to build or strengthen their maternal health care implementation. Drawing from best practices and lessons learned from the Quality Improvement Fund – Maternal Health cohort, the toolkit highlights successful and innovative approaches that advance the quality of maternal health care and provides guidance for health centers interested in pursuing similar initiatives.

HRSA UDS Sealant Measure FAQ. Fact Sheet by NNOHA Find answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the new UDS sealant measure for children between the ages of 6-9 years at risk for dental caries. Developed in consultation with oral health specialists and HRSA staff, the FAQ answers questions asked during NNOHA training and technical assistance sessions and webinars.

HRSA UDS Webinar Series. Archived In-Person Training by BPHC This flyer outlines dates, times, registration information, and learning objectives for 2025 Uniform Data System (UDS) Reporting Technical Assistance Webinar sessions. Please note, it is expected that participants joining webinars have a baseline understanding and familiarity with UDS reporting.

Improve Your Depression Screening for Health Center Populations Session 1: Maternal Health. Archived Webinar by Bureau of Primary Health Care and Renaye James Healthcare Advisors This Community of Practice introduces participants to common depression and other mental health screening tools that are available to the health center population, and relays strategies to implement these tools into the health center’s standard operating procedures. This Community of Practice will provide steps on how to effectively collaborate with mental health providers to assist in managing depression and other co-occurring mental health conditions with a focus on school-based health, maternal health, and older adult patients.

Improve Your Depression Screening for Health Center Populations Session 2: School-Based-Health. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice introduces participants to common depression and other mental health screening tools that are available to the health center population, and relays strategies to implement these tools into the health center’s standard operating procedures. This Community of Practice will provide steps on how to effectively collaborate with mental health providers to assist in managing depression and other co-occurring mental health conditions with a focus on school-based health, maternal health, and older adult patients.

Improve Your Depression Screening for Health Center Populations Session 3: Older Adults. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice introduces participants to common depression and other mental health screening tools that are available to the health center population, and relays strategies to implement these tools into the health center’s standard operating procedures. This Community of Practice will provide steps on how to effectively collaborate with mental health providers to assist in managing depression and other co-occurring mental health conditions with a focus on school-based health, maternal health, and older adult patients.

Improve Your Depression Screening for Health Center Populations Session 4: The Male Patient. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice introduces participants to common depression and other mental health screening tools that are available to the health center population, and relays strategies to implement these tools into the health center’s standard operating procedures. This Community of Practice will provide steps on how to effectively collaborate with mental health providers to assist in managing depression and other co-occurring mental health conditions with a focus on school-based health, maternal health, and older adult patients.

Improving Access: A Training Series on Cervical Cancer Screening and Prevention for Health Centers. Archived In-Person Training by NNCC This 4-part small-group training series focused on cervical cancer screening and prevention for residents of public housing. The series explored ways to improve community health by addressing health related needs among special medically underserved populations, expanding access to preventive care, and supporting early detection efforts. The sessions highlighted how to strengthen care coordination by linking patients to follow-up services and community resources, ultimately supporting better long-term health outcomes.

Improving Colorectal Cancer Screening and Support Small Group Training Series Session 2: Supporting The Body: Cancer Pain Management and Integrative Care. Archived Webinar by MHPSalud This session builds Community Health Workers’ (CHWs) capacity to improve access to person-directed, holistic cancer care in agricultural worker communities. Through case studies, navigation strategies, and resource demonstrations, participants will strengthen their ability to guide individuals and families throughout the cancer care journey.

Improving Colorectal Cancer Screening and Support Small Group Training Series Session 3:The Self: Whole Person Self-Care for Patients. Archived Webinar by MHPSalud This session builds Community Health Workers’ (CHWs) capacity to improve access to person-directed, holistic cancer care in agricultural worker communities. Through case studies, navigation strategies, and resource demonstrations, participants will strengthen their ability to guide individuals and families throughout the cancer care journey.

Improving Diabetes Self-Management for Patients with Disabilities: Strategies for Engagement and Care Coordination. Archived Webinar by NCHPH This session focused on strengthening diabetes self-care support for patients with physical, sensory, intellectual, and developmental disabilities. It highlighted practical strategies to strengthen patient engagement and improve care coordination. Participants explored workflow adaptations, caregiver education approaches, and collaboration strategies with public housing groups to support continuity of care.

Improving Health Communication with Patients at Health Centers. Archived Webinar by Fenway In this webinar, we will discuss best practices for improving health communications during clinic visits, leveraging technology, and patient focused communication to build trust and optimize health outcomes for all health center patients.

Improving Health Outcomes: Strategic Data-Driven Interventions (February 12, 2026). Archived Webinar by CHC Join subject matter experts from Community Health Center, Inc. (CHCI) for an interactive 60-minute activity session on designing meaningful community health interventions. Through hands-on case studies and collaborative discussions, this session will explore the importance of data, connect their individual mission to broader healthcare goals, and develop practical strategies for robust data collection, impactful patient outreach, and transformative care delivery.

Improving Health Outcomes: Strategic Data-Driven Interventions (January 29, 2026). Archived Webinar by CHC Join subject matter experts from Community Health Center, Inc. (CHCI) for an engaging 60-minute session on advancing community health through meaningful data collection and use. Participants will learn practical strategies for collecting data to design community health interventions that will improve health outcomes, as well as staff training approaches that enhance organizational understanding.

Improving HIV Linkage to Care by Completing a Comprehensive Sexual History for Older Adults. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This training addresses the impact of HIV linkage to care, challenges, and screening and assessment methods for older adults receiving comprehensive sexual histories, as well as the impact a delayed sexual history assessment has on HIV linkage to care. Participants will identify strategies to manage provider and patient challenges in completing comprehensive sexual history and identify screening questions and assessment methods to complete sexual history in older adults.

Increasing Access to Comprehensive Care: The Crucial Role of the Community Health Worker. Archived Webinar by CHC This resource explores the vital role of Community Health Workers (CHWs) and peer navigators in improving patient outcomes and access to comprehensive care. Through case studies and examples of reimbursement models, it highlights how CHWs support patients’ needs, foster engagement, and strengthen the clinical care team. Gain practical insights to enhance patient care and contribute to a skilled, inclusive healthcare workforce.

Infectious Disease Risks and Management Post-disaster: Implications for Patients with HIV at Health Centers. Archived In-Person Training by Fenway This training will explore the increased infectious disease risks that arise after a disaster, with a particular focus on how these risks impact patients with HIV. We will discuss the critical role health centers play in managing and mitigating these risks, with best practices for ensuring that patients with HIV continue to receive the care and support they need in the aftermath of a disaster.

Instructions for Using Naloxone (English). Infographic by MCN This medication is used to treat overdoses from heroin, fentanyl, or prescription opioid medication.

Instructions for Using Naloxone (Spanish). Infographic by MCN This medication is used to treat overdoses from heroin, fentanyl, or prescription opioid medication.

Integrated Mental Health. Archived Webinar by SBHA This webinar was about how the School-Based Health Alliance explored integrated mental health approaches to strengthen care coordination, foster collaboration, and expand the delivery of quality services for school-aged children. It highlighted strategies to address barriers, enhance communication with patients and their families, and improve health outcomes through coordinated, patient-directed care.

Interoperability Readiness Scorecard (Printable Version). Template by HITEQ This scorecard encourages health centers to consider their processes, infrastructure, and action in a number of key areas. Each area key to interoperability are to be self-graded on a scale of 1 through 5, where 1 is poorly or not yet developed and 5 is well developed. Health centers can also use this to guide discussions and monitor progress over time.

Introduction to Fetal Heart Monitoring Session 1: Understanding the Physiologic Principles of Fetal Heart Monitoring. Archived Webinar by Bureau of Primary Health Care and Renaye James Healthcare Advisors This Community of Practice will provide education on the fundamentals of fetal heart monitoring. Participants will be able to: 1. understand the physiological principles of fetal heart monitoring, 2. accurately interpret fetal heart rate patterns and identify signs of fetal distress, 3. implement appropriate clinical interventions based on fetal heart monitoring results, and 4. enhance communication skills to effectively discuss fetal heart monitoring with patients and their families.

Introduction to Fetal Heart Monitoring Session 2: Accurately Interpret Fetal Heart Rate Patterns and Identify Signs of Fetal Distress. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice will provide education on the fundamentals of fetal heart monitoring. Participants will be able to: 1. understand the physiological principles of fetal heart monitoring, 2. accurately interpret fetal heart rate patterns and identify signs of fetal distress, 3. implement appropriate clinical interventions based on fetal heart monitoring results, and 4. enhance communication skills to effectively discuss fetal heart monitoring with patients and their families.

Introduction to Fetal Heart Monitoring Session 3: Implement Appropriate Clinical Interventions Based on Fetal Heart Monitoring Results. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice will provide education on the fundamentals of fetal heart monitoring. Participants will be able to: 1. understand the physiological principles of fetal heart monitoring, 2. accurately interpret fetal heart rate patterns and identify signs of fetal distress, 3. implement appropriate clinical interventions based on fetal heart monitoring results, and 4. enhance communication skills to effectively discuss fetal heart monitoring with patients and their families.

Introduction to Fetal Heart Monitoring Session 4: Enhance Communication Skills to Effectively Discuss Fetal Heart Monitoring With Patients and Families. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice will provide education on the fundamentals of fetal heart monitoring. Participants will be able to: 1. understand the physiological principles of fetal heart monitoring, 2. accurately interpret fetal heart rate patterns and identify signs of fetal distress, 3. implement appropriate clinical interventions based on fetal heart monitoring results, and 4. enhance communication skills to effectively discuss fetal heart monitoring with patients and their families.

It is Hurricane Season: Safety and Prevention Tips for Migratory and Seasonal Agricultural Workers. Patient Material by NCFH Resource to help Migratory and Seasonal Agricultural Workers (MSAW) get ready and prepare for hurricane emergencies.

Linking Your Community-Based Partnerships to Improvements in Patient Care and Outcomes. Archived Webinar by NCMLP This webinar focused on understanding and assessing how an medical-legal partnership (MLP) has contributed to a health center’s performance improvement in the areas of patient care and outcomes. The webinar highlighted how MLPs can contribute to health center performance improvement by aligning with key metrics such as Uniform Data System (UDS) measures, quality improvement benchmarks, and value-based care initiatives. Participants received information about tools and strategies for demonstrating the return on investment (ROI) of an MLP, making a strong case for long-term funding and sustainability.

Making a Case: Food is Medicine in Primary Care Settings. Guide by NCFH Food is Medicine (FIM) programs have gained attention during the past years as an effective intervention for nutrition in efforts to improve chronic conditions, and health centers are a crucial part of those efforts. Learn why it is important and the benefits of it for patients, local economies, and health centers.

Managing Chronic Pain: Maximizing Benefits and Minimizing Risks webinar. Archived Webinar by Bizzell US This resource is designed to increase primary care and behavioral health provider skills and confidence to assess patients’ chronic pain and to develop and implement evidence-informed, patient-directed care plans. Education will focus on effective patient-provider goal setting, risk mitigation, and communications strategies. Case studies will demonstrate how to apply what we learn to common clinical scenarios.

Managing Patients Living with Hypertension. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This two-part webinar series focuses on diabetes and hypertension, exploring the intersection of their disease pathology and performance improvement. In this webinar, speakers will review the current guidelines for hypertension diagnosis and treatment and share strategies for care coordination and interprofessional collaboration to manage hypertension effectively.

Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Integration: Workforce Shortages, Retention, and Resilience. Archived Webinar by Bizzell US This webinar introduces practices that health centers can implement now to address acute staffing challenges within integrated care settings. We’ll briefly review the current mental health and substance use disorder staffing challenges, and dive into strategies to support staff training, retention, and resilience. You’ll leave with quality improvement ideas to bolster your workforce development efforts.

Models for Integrating Quality Improvement into Your Postgraduate NP and/or PA Training Program. Archived Webinar by CHC Community Health Center, Inc.’s (CHCI) NTTAP on Clinical Workforce Development shares a 60-minute webinar on integrating quality improvement (QI) into Postgraduate Nurse Practitioner (NP) and/or Physician Associate (PA) Training Programs. Explore practical models, hear a former resident’s perspective and real project examples, gain accreditation guidance, and best practices to strengthen programs.

NATIONAL HEALTH CENTER Financial and Operational Performance Analysis. Report by CapLink This report, prepared with support from the Health Resources and Services Administration, provides an updated aggregate financial and operational profile of health Centers nationally. It offers a framework for identifying financial strengths, challenges, and benchmarks that support opportunities for health center performance improvement through an examination of multi-year trends, highlighting the variances between rural, urban, and overall national FQHC performance. (Released in 2025)

Operationalizing a Partnership to Improve Patient Care and Outcomes. Archived Webinar by NCMLP To learn how to operationalize a medical-legal partnership (MLP) within health center workflows to improve care coordination and patient outcomes. Discover best practices for screening, referrals, legal interventions, and compliance strategies that align MLPs with performance goals.

Optimizing Mental Health Outcomes Through Nutrition Integration. Archived Webinar by Bizzell US Explore how integrated primary care teams can strengthen chronic disease care by including nutrition services in the clinical workflows of mental health and substance use providers. Participants will gain practical insights from health center peers to build effective referral pathways, enhance team communication, and improve whole‑person care.

Partnering for Prevention: Strategies for BMI Screening and Diabetes Prevention for School-Aged Children. Archived Webinar by SBHA This webinar was about how the School-Based Health Alliance examined the vital role of school-based BMI screening and diabetes prevention in promoting whole child health. It explored prevention-driven approaches through innovative collaborations between health centers and schools, highlighting strategies to foster student and family engagement and encourage healthy behaviors that support long-term well-being.

Patient-driven Progress: Using Feedback to Drive Health Center Improvement. Archived Webinar by Fenway This webinar will highlight best practices, real-world examples, and practical tools for integrating patient voices into quality improvement and organizational change for health centers.

Pediatric Behavioral Health Integration webinar. Archived Webinar by Bizzell US Pediatric mental health challenges are common, yet most primary care providers face challenges when delivering complete behavioral health services. This training explores the role of integrated care in addressing pediatric behavioral health throughout childhood—from infants and toddlers to school-aged children and adolescents. Presenters share strategies to support family-centered practices throughout screening and assessment, referral, and care coordination and provide examples from evidence-based programs, such as home visits and Healthy Start.

Pediatric Depression Screening and Treatment Strategies ​. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This training provides a comprehensive overview of why depression screening tools are essential in pediatric care, highlighting their role in early identification, tracking symptoms, and guiding clinical decision-making within the context of the current pediatric mental health landscape. Participants will explore common obstacles to care and practical strategies to address them, while gaining an understanding of the key features and types of validated screening tools, including depression-specific and suicide risk assessments.

Performance Improvement: Learning the Methods to Improve Quality & Patient Safety – Session 1: Applying Proven Methods for Performance Improvement with FOCUS, PDSA, and DMAIC. E-Learning by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice is designed to teach health center staff performance improvement methods such as the PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act), DMAIC (Define-Measure-Analyze-Improve-Control) and LEAN, Root Cause Analysis, and FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) to enhance patient safety. Each session will have case studies and describe the use of each performance improvement methodology and guide participants in leading a performance improvement activity at their health center.

Performance Improvement: Learning the Methods to Improve Quality & Patient Safety – Session 2: Building Better Patient Outcomes Using Lean and DMAIC. E-Learning by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice is designed to teach health center staff performance improvement methods such as the PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act), DMAIC (Define-Measure-Analyze-Improve-Control) and LEAN, Root Cause Analysis, and FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) to enhance patient safety. Each session will have case studies and describe the use of each performance improvement methodology and guide participants in leading a performance improvement activity at their health center.

Performance Improvement: Learning the Methods to Improve Quality & Patient Safety Session 3: Charting the Path to Improve Performance and Patient Safety Using Root Cause Analysis. E-Learning by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice is designed to teach health center staff performance improvement methods such as the PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act), DMAIC (Define-Measure-Analyze-Improve-Control) and LEAN, Root Cause Analysis, and FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) to enhance patient safety. Each session will have case studies and describe the use of each performance improvement methodology and guide participants in leading a performance improvement activity at their health center.

Performance Improvement: Learning the Methods to Improve Quality & Patient Safety Session 4: Detecting and Preventing Failure Modes Using FMEA. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Community of Practice is designed to teach health center staff performance improvement methods such as the PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act), DMAIC (Define-Measure-Analyze-Improve-Control) and LEAN, Root Cause Analysis, and FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) to enhance patient safety. Each session will have case studies and describe the use of each performance improvement methodology and guide participants in leading a performance improvement activity at their health center.

Performance Measure Data Definition Worksheet. Form by HITEQ The Performance Measure Data Definition Worksheet can be used during the Quality Improvement (QI) process to assess the alignment of your health center’s workflows and documentation and your EHR vendor’s reporting logic processes.

Preventative Screening for Sexually Transmitted Infections at Health Centers. Archived Webinar by Fenway This webinar will provide health centers with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively screen for and prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Preventing Heart Disease Through Lifestyle Changes and Early Detection. Report by MHPSalud This article focuses on heart health as an act of self-love, emphasizing prevention, early detection, and small lifestyle changes that make a big impact in various communities.

Preventing Substance Use & Exploitation in Adolescence. Archived Webinar by HealthPartnersIPVE, SBHA This webinar, hosted by Futures Without Violence and the School-Based Health Alliance, equipped health center providers and administrators, including school-based health centers, with strategies to address substance use, adolescent relationship abuse, and exploitation. Presenters highlighted clinical and community-based approaches to strengthen prevention and response efforts, while promoting universal education so that all adolescent patients receive information and resources. Participants explored ways to collaborate with youth, families, schools, and community organizations to build safer, healthier environments for adolescents.

Prevention and Practice: Behavioral Health Amongst Individuals with Disabilities. Archived Webinar by NCHPH This two-session series provided health center teams with practical tools to strengthen colorectal cancer screening and follow-up care. Participants explored screening protocols, patient scenarios, and care coordination strategies that improve outcomes.

Promising Practice: Improving Care Coordination and Health Outcomes for Diabetic Patients through Medical and Dental Integration. Case Study by NNOHA CommUnityCare in Texas shares how their organization implemented medical and dental integration through NNOHA Integration of Diabetes and Oral Health Learning Collaborative to help improve the health outcomes of patients with diabetes.

Promising Practice: Integrating Oral Health and Primary Care for Patients with Diabetes. Report Case Study by NNOHA This promising practice features Horizon Health Care, Inc. in South Dakota. This health center implemented a medical and dental integration program for patients with diabetes while participating in NNOHA's Integration of Diabetes and Oral Health Learning Collaborative.

Promising Practice: Utilizing Quality Improvement for Integrating Oral Health and Diabetes Care. Case Study by NNOHA This promising practice features Wood River Health in Rhode Island. This health center has implemented several integration initiatives to improve overall patient health. Their care model focuses on engaging patients with multiple services while they are already visiting one of the clinic sites.

Promising Practices in Tobacco Use Screening and Cessation. Archived Webinar by NCHPH, NHCHC The National Health Care for the Homeless Council (NHCHC) and the National Center for Health in Public Housing (NCHPH) hosted an engaging webinar with guest speakers from the Stanford REACH Lab, UCSF Smoking Cessation Leadership Center and the Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program, highlighting innovative and effective approaches to address tobacco use among homeless individuals and residents of public housing. This session provided up-to-date promising practices in smoking cessation programs and delivery models that health centers can implement to improve outcomes for their patients.

Protect Your Kidneys While Working in the Heat. Patient Material by NCFH This educational tool helps agricultural workers and other outdoor workers understand how chronic dehydration can lead to chronic kidney disease (CKD) and learn the steps they can take to protect themselves while working in the heat. Available in English and Spanish.

Radon and Respiratory Health: Addressing Hidden Housing Hazards in Health Center Communities Webinar. Archived Webinar by NCHPH, NNCC The National Nurse-led Care Consortium (NNCC) and the National Center for Health in Public Housing (NCHPH) partnered with the Department of Environmental Protection's Radon Division to explore the serious health risks associated with radon exposure and its impact on community health. Participants learned how radon contributes to chronic conditions like COPD and Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) and increases the risk of developing lung cancer, emphasizing prevention and mitigation strategies for better health outcomes.

Reducing Suicide Risk for Patients at Health Centers. Archived Webinar by Fenway This webinar will focus on strategies and best practices for health centers to reduce suicide risk among patients. We will discuss risk factors and warning signs of suicidality and explore the critical role of health center staff in identifying and intervening with at-risk patients. Additionally, we will provide evidence-based suicide prevention practices, including strategies for collaborating with community resources.

Sample Memorandum of Understanding. Guide Template by HealthPartnersIPVE This adaptable Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) includes recommendations for building and sustaining health center and domestic violence program partnerships.

School-Based Health Centers: Proven Success Strategies. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This webinar provides an overview of the importance of school-based health services in providing access to preventive and chronic care for school-aged children and the community. The presenters will share the steps to build a school-based health center and program, discuss staffing model options to meet patients' needs, and share recommendations for coordinating patients' care with the resources of a health center or the community.

Small Group Training Series (Improving Colorectal Cancer Screening and Support). Archived Webinar by MHPSalud The Community Health Management Task Force, a collaboration of 13 National Training and Technical Assistance Partners, is excited to announce a 4-part National Learning Series. This series of four webinars will highlight promising practices that improve the prevention, treatment, and management of chronic conditions among health center patients through case studies on health literacy, co-occurring morbidities, patient experience, and food as medicine.

Social Media Guide to Address Tobacco Use Among Agricultural Workers. Guide by NCFH This guide provides best practices and strategies for health centers and organizations to educate agricultural workers about tobacco use through familiar social media platforms.

Streamline Fall 2025 Article - Health Network: The GPS that Guides Patients Through Our Health System. Report by MCN This article will provide Heath Center Grantees the information needed to understand how to enroll their mobile patients into Migrant Clinicians Network's Health Network program for continuity of care while they move. Including Health Network services will increase access to person centered appropriate health services in a timely manner for their mobile patients.

Streamline Fall 2025 Article - MCN’s Diabetes Comic Book in Action: Supporting Community Health in Minnesota. Report by MCN This article will provide information on diabetes management among MSAW and their families building on the spring community health worker ECHO communities of practice.

Strengthening Diabetes Self-Monitoring Education and Support. Archived Webinar by CHC Presented by Mary Blankson, Chief Nursing Officer, at Community Health Center, Inc. (CHCI), this 60-minute webinar discusses the importance of patient self-monitoring and self-education in improving A1c levels. Participants will gain practical knowledge on identifying effective self-monitoring strategies, applying best practices in diabetes education, and developing an action plan to implement diabetes self-monitoring education and support within their health center.

Strengthening Oropharyngeal Cancer Screening in Dental Settings Webinar. Archived Webinar by NCHPH, NNOHA Hosted by the National Center for Health in Public Housing (NCHPH) and the National Network for Oral Health Access (NNOHA), this session highlighted practical approaches for integrating oropharyngeal cancer screening into dental and primary care workflows. The session reviewed common risk factors, including tobacco use and Human Papillomavirus (HPV) infection, and discussed prevention strategies such as HPV vaccination and patient education. Participants gained practical insight into how health centers can strengthen screening efforts, support cancer prevention, and promote coordinated care across clinical teams serving residents of public housing.

Success with Childhood Lead Screening, A Team Approach. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This webinar will orient participants to the detrimental effects of lead exposure on children's health by explaining lead screening national guidelines and metrics and follow-up care. Presenters will share the importance of the healthcare team in the screening process, patient and family education, data collection, follow-up, and health outcomes.

Synthetic Opioids and the Impact on Community Health. Archived Webinar by NCHPH The National Center for Health in Public Housing (NCHPH) and the National Council for Mental Wellbeing hosted a timely discussion on the growing presence of synthetic opioids, including nitazenes, and their impact on community health. The webinar examined how health centers strengthened prevention efforts, patient education, and response strategies to address this emerging threat.

Team-Based Strategies for Hypertension Management in Health Centers. Archived Webinar by CHC Join subject matter experts from Community Health Center, Inc. (CHCI) for a 60-minute session on team-based approaches to hypertension management. This session will explore coordinated care models and team-based engagement strategies that support blood pressure control beyond the traditional office visit. Participants will gain insight into practical tools and approaches that support comprehensive hypertension care.

The Building Blocks to An Effective Community Health Worker Program – Part 1: First Steps. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This webinar is designed to guide health centers in developing a center of high reliability, where safety, quality, and patient-centered care are prioritized. Participants will learn the principles and practices of high-reliability organizations (HROs) and how to implement strategies for patients and staff.

The Building Blocks to an Effective Community Health Worker Program – Part 2: Monitoring Success. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors In Part 2 of this two part webinar series, presenters will review the steps to design an effective Community Health Worker (CHW) program; provide tools to plan, launch, and maintain the program; review CHW training needs; and suggest ways to monitor program success. CHWs are essential healthcare team members who work to educate and coordinate patient care, and this training will set the stage for their success.

The Fourth Trimester Part 1: Working Towards Positive Outcomes in the Postpartum period Through Screening, Education, and Care Coordination. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Renaye James Healthcare Advisors' webinar reviews postpartum medical needs, screening, patient education, and community support to reduce morbidity and mortality in the fourth trimester. Potential complications and medical concerns, the maternal health dyad, novel interventions, and metrics that measure the impact of fourth trimester strategies are also presented.

The Impact of Technology on Youth Education, Development, and Pediatric Health. Archived Webinar by Bureau of Primary Health Care and Renaye James Healthcare Advisors This training shares the benefits and challenges of technology on youth education, childhood development, and mental health so pediatric health providers will be prepared to support families in fostering healthy technology habits. This training will share the latest research on technology's effects on education and child development, allowing participants to identify and promote healthy technology use and support youth mental health.

The Pivotal Role of Data in Dentistry in Improving Health Outcomes. Archived Webinar by CHC This training highlights the essential role of dentistry in improving health by showcasing strategies for collecting and using data to design and implement interventions that maximize dental contributions and promote clinical excellence in health center settings.

The Pivotal Role of Registered Nurses (RNs) in Improving Health Outcomes. Archived Webinar by CHC This training highlights the essential role of registered nurses (RNs) in health center settings in improving health and promoting clinical excellence by featuring best practices, case studies, and workforce development resources.

The Role of Food for Health Programs in Community Health. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors "Food for Health" is a concept that emphasizes the role of nutrition and dietary choices in promoting health, preventing disease, and managing chronic health conditions. Speakers will address the interventions and integration of "Food for Health" programs into health centers and how it supports strategies for the management of rising-risk BMI patients.

The Role of Health Centers to Provide Primary Care for Justice-Involved Individuals in Medically Underserved Communities. Archived Webinar by NCHPH This four-session Community of Practice examined the role of health centers in strengthening primary care access and care continuity during reentry. The series reviewed interdisciplinary care approaches, coordinated screening and medication reconciliation strategies, and practical methods for addressing health-related needs that affect retention in care. Participants explored workflows and team-based models that improve engagement, stabilize chronic conditions, and strengthen performance within value-based care environments.

Tips to Structuring Your Behavioral Health Program. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This Renaye James Healthcare Advisors' webinar addresses workforce challenges in behavioral health by defining the value of Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) in primary care, offering strategies for recruiting and onboarding staff, providing insights into daily workflows, and examining successes and challenges at key implementation milestones. How an IBH model differs from traditional outpatient mental health specialty care and the use of associated quality improvement measures are covered.

Tobacco Use and Cancer Prevention for People with Disabilities . Archived Webinar by NCHPH, National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD) NCHPH, in partnership with the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD), invited health center teams to join a 4-session Community of Practice focused on advancing tobacco prevention and cessation among people with disabilities living in public and assisted housing. Participants gained practical skills to identify and collaborate with disability-led organizations, adapt cessation programs for accessibility, and build sustainable comprehensive partnerships that promote healthier communities.

Tools and Strategies for Nutrition and Physical Activity Quality Improvement Project ECHO Model Sessions. Archived Webinar by NCHPH This four-session Project ECHO model series engaged health centers in an interactive, case-based learning experience focused on nutrition and physical activity quality improvement. Participants applied evidence-based nutrition, lifestyle medicine principles and collaborative behavior-change strategies to develop practical, quality improvement–driven plans that support sustained healthy behaviors across the lifespan of health center patients.

Understanding and Addressing the Childhood Chronic Disease Crisis: Prevention and Action in Primary Care Practice. Archived Webinar by NCECE, SBHA This session explored how to turn critical data into actionable strategies, examining trends in nutrition, environmental hazards, mental health, and medication management that affect young health center patients.

Understanding the Impact and Management of Food Addiction for Rising Risk BMI. Archived Webinar by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors This training addresses the impact, identification, and management of food addiction characteristics for patients with elevated or rising BMI (Body Mass Index). This training will address the definition and pathogenesis of food addiction, and interventions that healthcare providers can initiate to minimize the rising BMI will also be discussed.

Updated Health Related Needs Hub. Toolkit by NCFH An updated Health Related Resources Hub is now available, including updated tools to support Health Center staff in assessing health related needs, evaluating efforts, identifying challenges, and planning and documenting strategies to improve Agricultural Worker health outcomes.

Updates in HIV Prevention at Health Centers. Archived Webinar by Fenway This webinar will provide a comprehensive review of advancements in HIV prevention. We will discuss updated guidelines and best practices for medication prescribing and monitoring, emerging agents, and other new developments.

Using Data to Demonstrate Impact on Health Care Access. Report by CapLink, NHCHC This report highlights the operational performance, economic impact, and continued value of health centers that serve homeless populations in advancing access to quality care. These health centers provide comprehensive, patient-centered care for patients facing complex health needs.

What's Your Plan for Implementing a Safety-Focused Workplace? Learning Modules. E-Learning by RenayeJamesHealthcareAdvisors In this asynchronous learning module, participants will learn the principles of a safety-focused workplace. The training will provide recommendations on how health center staff can develop a plan to introduce, monitor, and sustain safety to create a positive and productive workplace.

Youth with Disabilities and Human Trafficking (Educational Brief). Brief by HealthPartnersIPVE This six-page educational brief highlights the multiple factors that contribute to the elevated prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV), exploitation (E), and HT among youth with disabilities as well as how exposure to such violence impacts their health and will offer recommendations for health centers ensuring that patients have access to and can receive relevant support and services. The brief covers HRSA’s UDS measures on HT/E related to adolescents, the corresponding ICD-10 documentation codes, and key resources and guidance to facilitate clinician/patient engagement.