The OCHIN Patient Engagement Panel is recruiting five new members to join in their mission to help guide research that improves health and health care for underserved communities. We asked several current PEP members to answer a few questions about their experiences.
OCHIN has achieved Epic Gold Stars Level 9 for its ambulatory care electronic health record (EHR) solutions, placing the organization among a select group of top performers committed to enhancing access to high-quality, connected health care.
Community health centers provide fair access to health care for more than 30 million patients in the United States, serving as critical access points for preventive medical care, behavioral health care, dental care, and many other necessary services.
Seven new community health care organizations have gone live this quarter with OCHIN Epic. Three new clinics in California add to OCHIN’s overall ambulatory footprint in the state, totaling 49 California clinics overall who are active on OCHIN Epic.
Understanding the critical role that EHR support analysts serve, OCHIN conducted an analysis to better support providers in understanding the outcomes of specific EHR support analyst staffing ratios.
A new $720,000 award from AmeriCorps and the CDC will support up to 25 new Public Health AmeriCorps positions to bolster local public health efforts in rural and medically underserved communities.
After a three-year hiatus, OCHIN members from across the nation gathered at the OCHIN Learning Forum April 2-5 in Las Vegas to engage in firsthand learning, best practice sharing, and peer-to-peer collaboration.
The award places OCHIN among 50 nonprofit organizations nationwide whose employees indicated an exceptional work experience via an employee survey
To identify best practices for addressing challenges related to social risk screenings, OCHIN partners on research to test strategies for helping community health centers identify and address patients’ social risks.
OCHIN was awarded a $15 million grant to support a new workforce development partnership in California that will help rebuild, strengthen, and diversify the health care workforce through job training and placement.
