HITEQ Resources & Events

Designed for staff new to health centers, new to their roles in a health center, or interested in reinforcing their skills, this learning pathway provides a foundational understanding of a health center's digital and data-driven landscape. This practical use case session will demonstrate real-world application and successful implementation of cyber preparedness for ransomware threats.

In this Use Case session, Increasing Data Analysis Capabilities, we reviewed how the three main categories of healthcare data are collected and used within a health center. We will also identified common data analysis tools, and determined the steps needed to leverage data for quality improvement. The session concluded by having a conversation with two health center nurses to discuss the human side of data./p

This Act & Apply Digital Health Roundtable was designed to recap the Information to Insight series on transforming health center data into strategic decisions. The session focused on key learnings and discussion questions about the essential roles of People, Process, and Technology in implementing data-driven strategies.

This Patient Data Management session helped attendees learn how to transform raw patient data into meaningful, actionable insights that drive strategic decisions. We analyzed the components of effective data management across the key areas of People, Process, and Platforms. The goal was to master skills to evaluate the role of technology and workflows in improving clinical quality measures, with examples from All Care Health Center's efforts on Colorectal Cancer Screening.

In our second Reflect & Connect Session we were joined by HITEQ host, Jada Large, Tony Skapinksy from CapitalLink, and Mikkel Finsen from Open Door Family Medical Center as they discussed a tool health centers can use to forecast technology costs. This tool was developed in partnership with CapitalLink and the HITEQ Center.