Best Practice consultant for the Reno Cares Campus
This webinar provides an overview of diversion, the best diversion practices, and how communities are implementing diversion to ensure that new federal COVID-19 homelessness resources are most effectively and efficiently targeted.
Provides an overview of Northern Nevada’s Homelessness Management Information System (HMIS), its purpose, and how to enter and maintain client data while upholding client confidentiality.
HMIS Exit Data Reference Guide
This document is intended to provide a reference to consult when there is question about how to classify a participant exit.
View the full document. Last Revised 10/2023.
Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) is a local information technology system used to collect client-level data and data on the provision of housing and services to homeless individuals and families and persons at risk of homelessness. The Northern Nevada Continuum of Care (CoC) utilizes HMIS software that complies with HUD's data collection, management, and reporting standards. This training overviews new policies and procedures to de-identify profiles in HMIS. View the training document.
All the Chapters and Additional Resources
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The reports and articles listed below helped inform the making of this documentary series. Learn more about key concepts and series themes by exploring the resources below.
Social needs can directly impact a patient’s ability to manage chronic conditions like diabetes. It takes a comprehensive strategy and alignment of resources in clinics and communities to address these social needs. The Minneapolis Health Department (MHD) and three federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), Neighborhood HealthSource, Native American Community Clinic, and Southside Community Health Services have developed systems that support patients within and outside of the clinic. These FQHCs bridge gaps in care and support the medical and social needs of patients with diabetes by integrating certified diabetes educators and community health workers.
“Hypertension and the CHW Impact” with Maya Renee, Vice Chair, Idaho CHW Association “Self-Monitoring Blood Pressure Program“ with Leah Kaschmitter, CHW, and RoseMarie Phillips, CHW This Mini-Learning Collaborative was hosted on February 15, 2024, by the ISU Community Health Worker Training Academy and supported by the Idaho Community Health Worker Association. CHW Mini-Learning Collaboratives are a professional development platform for community health workers to network with other CHWs across Idaho and learn or refine skills around topics relevant to CHWs.
This instructional video shows you how the Nevada Certification Board application and approval process works.
Charlene Flash, MD, MPH is an infectious disease physician. She is President and CEO of Avenue 360 Health and Wellness and Assistant Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Disease at Baylor College of Medicine.
Always consult a healthcare provider for any personal health decisions.
People who are pregnant who have syphilis or contract syphilis can have children with profound health outcomes. Children who are infected with congenital syphilis can have impacts to almost every organ system of their bodies.
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