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CLAS Assessment Form

CLAS is defined as services that are respectful of and responsive to individual cultural health beliefs, and practices, preferred languages, health literacy levels and communication needs. The CLAS standards provide a guideline with actions steps and strategies to address and eliminate health care disparities. Adopting these standards will help advance better health and health care in the U.S.

The purpose of this assessment is to help your organization evaluate its current status as it relates to CLAS.

Through our long term care and Partnerships for Community Health work, the Alliant team leads community-based efforts to increase the safety and quality of health care provided in local communities and to reduce the burden associated with achieving that quality.  Partnering with providers in each participating community, we drive specific, results-oriented quality improvement by engaging key stakeholders in community health to work together toward a common goal across settings and levels of care with a focus on improving community-based care transitions.  We connect health care providers and community-based organizations and support the CMS Quality Goals with innovative, evidence-based, data-driven interventions that maximize meaningful patient and family engagement and address the social determinants of health.
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Care Coordination

  • Convene community coalitions
  • Reduce avoidable readmissions, admissions to hospitals and preventable emergency department visits
  • Identify and promote optimal care for super utilizers
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Chronic Disease Self-Management

  • Increase instances of adequately diagnosed and controlled hypertension.
  • Increase use of cardiac rehabilitation programs.
  • Reduce instances of uncontrolled diabetes
  • Identify patients at high risk for kidney disease and improve outcomes
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COVID-19

  • Support nursing homes by establishing a safe visitor policy and cohort plan
  • Provide virtual events to support infection control and prevention
  • Support nursing homes and community coalitions with emergency preparedness plans
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Emergency Preparedness

  • Essential aspect of ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals during times of crisis
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Immunization

  • Increase influenza, pneumococcal and COVID-19 vaccination rates
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Opioid Utilization and Misuse

  • Promote opioid best practices
  • Reduce opioid adverse drug events in all settings
  • Stigma

General Resources

Alliant Essential Communications Elements Toolkit

This tool is improvement of cross-setting management of high risk medications (opioids, anticoagulants, and diabetes medications) during transitions of care to prevent adverse drug events and subsequently reduce emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and readmissions.

Opioid Utilization and Misuse

Upcoming Events

Leveraging Excel for Effective Data Display in Nursing Home Quality Improvement and Assurance

May 9, 2024, 1:30pm ET | 12:30pm CT

*CE for Physicians and Nurses Available* *NAB Credits Available* Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned Excel user, this interactive, case-based session will equip you with the skills to leverage Excel’s capabilities to drive improvements in nursing home care. DURING THIS EVENT, LEARNERS WILL: 1. Understand the Excel layout, basic functions, basic formulas, ribbons, […]

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Alliant QIN-QIO 12th Statement of Work Celebration

May 23, 2024, 12:30 pm ET | 11:30am CT

It’s time to celebrate! Join Alliant Health Solutions as we celebrate your work over the past four years! This exciting presentation and discussion will share participants engaged in the QIN-QIO work improved their processes and outcomes in a variety of clinical topics. During this event, learners will: Understand impact of the QIN-QIO Program Learn about […]

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Oral Anticoagulation 102: Identifying and Managing Risks

May 22, 2024, 2pm ET | 1pm CT

Anticoagulation use comes with risks and benefits. As a follow-up to our Anticoagulation 101 presentation in March, this 30 minute presentation will review common anticoagulants including common drug-drug interactions, identify ways to mitigate bleeding risk, and access patient cases. Learning Objectives: Recall common indications for anticoagulation Recognize common drug-drug interactions with oral anticoagulants and the […]

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