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Vision
Optimal health for all, supported by a health care system that assures access to comprehensive, culturally competent, quality care
Dedication
Of health center staff, clinicians, patients themselves, and their communities.
Tools
Tested models that transform how we practice health care.
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Welcome. The Health Disparities Collaborative Web site is home for a community of learners who are committed to improving systems of health care. Using the methodology of the Planned Care Model and the Model for Improvement in the context of Community Oriented Primary Care, health centers are making a positive difference in the lives of hundreds of thousands of Americans.

This site provides the centralized portal for communication as well as a forum for sharing the challenges, successes, tools of the trade and lessons learned. With the support of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), which is part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, along with our strategic state and national partnerships, we are transforming systems of care to improve patient health outcomes and organizational sustainability.

Collaborative Areas of Focus: Clinical, Financial, Operational
 
 
What's New
PSPC State Leadership and Partners May 1, 2008
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PSPC Upward Spiral April 30, 2008
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On An Upward Spiral - In Action to Improve Quality Nov 2007 - Event Presentations
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List of Peer-reviewed Literature Regarding the HDC
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Leaders' Guide to Developing the Business Case for Planned Care & NLS Business Case/Redesign Archived Call Materials

Resource Center
for the Public
Calendar of HDC Events
Library of Health Disparities Collaboratives Resources
Executive Summary: HRSA Health Disparities Collaboratives - September 2006
HDC Equivalency Applications - For Participants or Sponsors of Regional Collaborative Activities
Changing Practice, Changing Lives - Video
The PDSA Video - Accelerating Improvement: Using the Model for Improvement: Testing and Adapting Key Changes