This presentation, provided by Superior Health Quality Alliance, is an active workgroup for healthcare providers, clinic managers, quality directors, NP/PAs, MDs, nurses, social workers, diabetes care and education specialists, care coordinators, case managers, community health workers/promotors/navigators and/or members of the person/patient family advisory councils.

The Nursing Home Leadership Roundtable, hosted by Superior Health, is a virtual learning and networking series that supports nursing homes in understanding and adopting best practices on a variety of different topics. These calls are intended for nursing home administrators, directors of nursing, and infection preventionists, but are open to any interested nursing home staff.

This microsite was developed by IPRO for patients and providers and provides a range of resources and tools, including educational documents, downloadable and customizable social media graphics and posters, sample press releases and newsletter content to assist providers in supporting their patients in quitting tobacco use.

This resource was developed by the IPRO QIN-QIO for healthcare providers and is intended to support providers and practices to document cessation counseling details in the EHR and how to code appropriately to maximize reimbursement.

This podcast was an interview with Tonya Barnett, who is a patient eager to share her story of the difficulties she has encountered while navigating the healthcare system. Tonya experiences chronic illness and disability and works a full-time job, which makes it very challenging for individuals to attend physician and other appointments.

This webinar recording, provided by Telligen, is intended to help increase participation in diabetes prevention and diabetes self-management education/support programs (DPP/DSMES). By viewing this recording, viewers will:

• Understand the evidence for both DPP/DSMES
• Understand the eligibility for both DPP/DSMES
• Understand the referral process for both DPP/DSMES

This webinar recording, provided by Telligen, features a panel discussion addressing chronic kidney disease (CKD) and related risk factors, particularly diabetes. It features experts from clinical, public health, research and community-based settings for an interactive exploration on both evidence-based and best practices in care, treatment and prevention. Viewers will learn:

Diabetes means that you have too much sugar (Glucose) in your blood. High blood sugar levels can lead to serious health problems. Keeping your blood sugar under control is very important. This document was prepared by Mountain-Pacific Quality Health to help manage your diabetes and understand what to do when your levels rise too high or low, as directed by your doctor.