solution: [suh-loo-shuhn] noun.

A toolkit, protocol or process addressing operational/financial, physician integration, regulatory/accreditation, educational, service line, or other healthcare delivery needs. Licensed Solutions are proven and in-use at a leading healthcare system—transferable with minimum support—and include digital or printed media.

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	Resources to Implement Cross-Cultural Clinical Practice Guidelines For Medicaid Practitioners The University of Massachusetts Medical School and the Executive Office of Health and Human Services developed this toolkit to assist health care providers in implementing the Cross-Cultural Clinical Practice Guidelines. It introduces the basic fundamentals of cross-cultural practice and includes the steps and processes required to deliver quality care to a culturally diverse population.
	Recruitment and Retention Toolkit - Recruiting to Retain Primary Care Providers This Toolkit has been developed to assist community health centers to support the existing clinical workforce, as well as recruit, train and retain primary care staff who will provide excellent clinical care in a CHC. The first part of the Toolkit focuses on recruitment – hiring the right person for the right position for the right community is the first step in developing a quality clinical workforce and also the first step in retention.
	International Health Center Toolkit - A Beginner’s Guide for Starting CHC Connections Abroad Health centers and their staff from around the nation are getting involved in international work. The purpose of this toolkit is to help guide health centers in the U.S. to improve development and humanitarian assistance in the international world. It will also help to provide a guide for anyone who is interested in working abroad. The toolkit also includes guidance and resources to help health center staff and health center organizations develop their own distinctive place in the world. Resources for health center staff and organizations who are already working abroad are also provided.
	Trauma-Informed Organizational Toolkit Developed by the National Center on Family Homelessness in collaboration with Sister Witness International, Trauma Center in Brooklyn, MA, and primarily funded by Daniel’s Fund, the National Child Traumatic Stress Network, the Homelessness Resource Center, and W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Toolkit developed to assist centers in understanding traumatic exposure experienced by homeless families in order to provide quality care and respond empathically to trauma survivors.
	Pediatric Medical Traumatic Stress Toolkit for Health Care Providers This toolkit was developed by the Medical Traumatic Stress Working Group to educate health care providers about traumatic stress associated with pediatric medical events or treatment and how it could affect children and families. This toolkit contains a collection of resolurces designed for hospital-based health care providers.
	GAME PLAN to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Health Care Provider Toolkit The National Diabetes Education Program developed this online toolkit- based on the lifestyle modification strategies used in the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) – to assist health care providers in delaying and preventing TYPE 2 Diabetes.
	Redesigning the Health Care Team - Diabetes Prevention and Lifelong Management Developed by the National Diabetes Education Program, this guide is designed to aid in the development of a multidisciplinary team care for diabetic patients in variable settings. The contents of this document cover topics including the health care delivery system, building and maintaining a successful team, team approaches, collaborative care in practice, case studies of implementing team care, and a list of related resources. The guide is available as a PDF and requires Adobe Reader.
	Diabetes Commissioning Toolkit Produced by the National Health Service, this toolkit is a resource for diabetes services commissioners. The toolkit guides users on how to assess the local diabetes population, develop a plan for diabetes care, and suggests potential key outcomes. Adobe Reader is required to view the PDF document.
	Mental Health Collaborative Programme Toolkit A toolkit developed for and published by the Scottish Government in response to the Mental Health Collaborative and give guidance on how to use improvement tools to analyze current systems in place and identify key areas to make changes in and then make change. Included in this toolkit are multiple Systems Overview Checklists, Data Analysis Checklists, Process Analysis Checklists, and Demand, Capacity, and Queue Checklists. This toolkit is available in PDF format, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Toolkit for the Follow-up Care of the Premature Infant This toolkit was developed for healthcare providers to assist in the transition of the premature infant from hospital to outpatient care, to provide accurate transfer critical patient information and to help provide evidence‐based practical measures for consideration in the care of the premature infant. The Toolkit provides age‐specific information that focuses on what is unique for the premature infant from birth to 12 months. The objective is to help improve the care and outcomes of premature infants.

solution: [suh-loo-shuhn] noun.

Resources to Implement Cross-Cultural Clinical Practice Guidelines For Medicaid Practitioners

Recruitment and Retention Toolkit - Recruiting to Retain Primary Care Providers

International Health Center Toolkit - A Beginner’s Guide for Starting CHC Connections Abroad

Trauma-Informed Organizational Toolkit

Pediatric Medical Traumatic Stress Toolkit for Health Care Providers

GAME PLAN to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Health Care Provider Toolkit

Redesigning the Health Care Team - Diabetes Prevention and Lifelong Management

Diabetes Commissioning Toolkit

Mental Health Collaborative Programme Toolkit

Toolkit for the Follow-up Care of the Premature Infant

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