Agile Implementation Training
Agile Implementation — a proven evidence-based change methodology designed specifically to improve healthcare. Multiple sessions are available and provided by the Center for Health Innovation and Implementation Science. Registration and travel are covered for GLPTN participants. CME/CE credits available.
Session Dates: June 25-27, July 30-August 1
Events
Our Network Partners and our Support & Alignment Network (SAN) offer conferences, webinars and elearning opportunities.
Clinician's Perspective
I'm very excited to be part of GLPTN and witness firsthand some of the exciting changes that are taking place in our healthcare system to help promote high quality care. I hope to see the tools of implementation science put to the test to help rapidly disseminate meaningful improvements to healthcare processes and ultimately to patients' lives.
News
2017 Million Hearts Hypertension Control Challenge
Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Dear Colleague: Today, health systems and professionals are equipped with the knowledge and technology to ...
3 Robust Approaches to Dementia Care
Wednesday, March 8, 2017
3 Robust Approaches to Dementia Care Programs integrate services in the hospital and out, and among ...
A Population Health Approach to Dementia
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
A Population Health Approach to Dementia by Catherine A. Alder, JD, Bharath B. Reddy Bynagari and Malaz ...
GLPTN – Professional Internal Assistance Requests
Professional Internal Assistance Requests
Great Lakes PTN has the unique opportunity to assist practices and clinicians with projects or programs that could benefit from short-term, expert assistance.
Requirements:
- The practice must be currently enrolled in the Great Lakes PTN
- Project or program you are seeking assistance for must be an existing project/program that could benefit from 4-5 months of intense, focused, expert assistance
- Assistance is expertise (human capital) and not financial assistance
- Assistance will terminate on September 28, 2017
- Project or program must be focused on cost savings and/or quality improvement
- Projects or programs that are transferable and can benefit the network as a whole will be given priority consideration
Examples of assistance that would be considered:
- User-centered design
- IT support
- Data extraction support
- Analytics
- Business mapping/workflow
- Marketing
- Clinical content expertise
- Project management
- Other items, as appropriate
Deadline to submit your request is Monday, April 17th by 5:00pm ET.
Submission of a request is not a guarantee of assistance.
Subject line should read: Professional Internal Assistance Request
Send request to:
Request should include:
- Name of practice, name of contact person at practice, email address and phone number for contact person
- A description of the project/program you are seeking assistance for
- A timeline for the assistance you are seeking
- Expertise you are seeking
- How this project/program could be replicated and/or disseminated across the network
Professional Assistance Requests – Updated
