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2005 Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program Management and Evaluation Training

How to Develop a State Health Care Collaborative Using the Chronic Care Model

  • Jan Norman, RD, CDE, Manager, Cardiovascular, Diabetes, Nutrition and Physical Activity Section, Washington State Department of Health (moderator)
  • Linda Faulkner, Program Manager, Cardiovascular Health Program, Arkansas Department of Health
  • Susan Chappell Witt, MPH, MA, Head of Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health

Objective

Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to describe the key factors to be considered when determining the feasibility of establishing a health care collaborative in their states.

Supporting Skills and Knowledge

  • Define terms related to health care collaboratives
  • Describe the three models of health care collaborative development: chronic care model, break-through series model, rapid cycle quality improvement model
  • List the key factors in the health care collaborative development process

Summary

This session will provide participants with information and tools needed to determine the feasibility and appropriateness of developing a health care collaborative in their states. Three models will be discussed: the chronic care model, the break-through series model, and the rapid cycle quality improvement model. Participants will evaluate the key factors for considering whether a state health care collaborative is a wise investment of the resources needed to develop and support a collaborative. Examples and lessons learned will be provided by North Carolina , Arkansas , and Washington State concerning their experiences in establishing and maintaining their state health care collaboratives.

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