This resource, developed by Great Plains Quality Innovation Network (QIN), was created to educate health care providers and their teams about the teach-back method. The teach-back method ensures patients understand what they need to know or do regarding their health by asking them to state in their own words what a provider has told them they need to know or do. Many of these documents can be modified to the fit the needs of an individual provider or care team.

This resource, developed by TMF Quality Innovation Network in honor of American Heart Month in February, was created to promote cardiac rehabilitation among health care providers and to offer providers resources they can share with patients to improve their heart health.

This resource was developed by IPRO QIN-QIO to help long-term care providers implement strategies that make care more culturally and linguistically appropriate for residents, especially racial/ethnic minorities, individuals with disabilities, those who identify as LGBTQ+, and individuals with limited English proficiency (LEP).

This resource was developed by IPRO QIN-QIO to help health care providers screen patients for social isolation and loneliness. It includes information and best practices for screening, including a validated assessment that can be used at the point of care. It also includes several resources for patients who screen positive.

This resource was developed by IPRO QIN-QIO to help health care providers screen patients for transportation barriers. It includes information and best practices for screening, including a two-question assessment that can be used at the point of care. It also includes several resources for patients who screen positive for transportation barriers.

This resource was developed by IPRO QIN-QIO to help health care providers screen patients for food insecurity. It includes information and best practices for screening, including a validated two-question assessment that can be used at the point-of-care. It also includes several resources for patients who screen positive for food insecurity.

This resource was developed by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to help health care providers respond to diverse patients in a culturally sensitive and appropriate manner. It is featured in the Quality in Action blog article, Telligen QI Connect™ Shares Strategies to Support Vaccine Champions.