Resources

The ECHO model connects interdisciplinary specialists with community-based practitioners to improve the delivery of healthcare. Quality and Clinical Improvement Director Marcy Doyle explains how the Institute for Health Policy and Practice is using the ECHO model for virtual learning opportunities that flip the script on how providers and practitioners partner with one another for better health outcomes.

This Executive Summary provides an overview of the strategic plan to build and retain New Hampshire's health care workforce.

This strategic plan, intended for implementation within two years, includes 107 strategies to build and retain New Hampshire's health care workforce in four areas: pipeline, recruitment, and retention needs facing the state; critical policy and regulatory issues; data needs; and provides a mechanism for coordination and governance of workforce development efforts.

A disconnect exists between the healthcare workforce needs in New Hampshire and the limited availability of placement sites for health professional students. Using a qualitative research design, this report explores the perspectives of state-based academic institutions, community practice sites and preceptors, as well as best practices from National Area Health Education Center Organization Programs across the country. The research includes recommendations to address clinical placement challenges across disciplines.

The Gen Silent Survey Project evaluates whether Gen Silent (Maddux, 2010), a documentary film on the unique challenges of LGBT older adults, can impact knowledge, attitudes, and intentions of aging service providers. The good news is that the majority of participants (83%) indicated their thoughts and views changed after watching the film, and that scores on nine out of ten measures improved.

This template is for invited operating grant applications.

On December 30, 2019, GraniteOne Health (GO) filed a notice of a proposed transaction with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health (D-HH). These systems propose to combine to form a NH-based, integrated, and regionally distributed health care system called Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health GraniteOne (D-HH GO). This fact sheet lists the potential benefits and potential concerns of the transaction and provides information about access, quality and costs of care.