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Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers Supporting PRAPARE Data Reporting, Aggregation and Analysis

Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers Supporting PRAPARE Data Reporting, Aggregation and Analysis

by Staff Writer | 11.07.2021 | Stories

2017- Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers (Mass League) worked with their Health Centered Controlled Network (HCCN) and Azara Healthcare to emphasize the need to visualize SDOH data from PRAPARE at a population level. To view the file, scroll through the...
Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers Supporting PRAPARE Data Reporting, Aggregation and Analysis

Colorado Community Health Network’s Use of PRAPARE Data Visualization to Inform Population Health Management and Payment Reform Efforts

by Staff Writer | 11.07.2021 | Stories

2017- The Colorado Community Health Network (CCHN)  partnered with Colorado Community Managed Care Network (CCMCN) to implement PRAPARE with three participating health centers. Through this partnership, they were able to invest in a data reporting software and staff...

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