During the two cluster based learning sessions, an open invitation is extended to post-collaborative health center staff who want to attend. The primary focus of the first cluster based learning session is on integration of the chronic care model and PDSA cycles. Pending receipt of our Notice of Grant Award, limited resources may be available for post-collaborative health center staff to attend the sessions. Either way, this is a great opportunity to receive in-person assistance from your Collaborative Director and Information Specialist. This program requires full days and evenings of learning, which has shown to provide an effective approach to Spanish language comprehension over a short time.
Space is limited.
FNP CCHN Clinical Activities Director Alexander Flemming introduced the first antibiotic in 1928. In the 1940s, antibiotics became widely available. Since then antibiotics have become the primary treatment for bacterial infections. Antimicrobial resistance is increasing and pervading all communities and health care settings. This has caused health care providers to change their prescribing patterns for antibiotic use.