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181. Stages of Change Model - Rural Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Toolkit - Toolkits
Reviewed: Jan 17, 2024

A health promotion program approach that takes participants through six stages of improvement, using different intervention strategies at each stage.

...guidelines for team interventions by health professionals. Authors(s): Raihan, N., & Cogburn, M. Date: 3/2022...

182. Rural Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Implementation Considerations - RHIhub Toolkit - Toolkits
Reviewed: Jan 17, 2024

Key considerations that should be examined prior to implementing a rural health promotion and disease prevention project.

...guidelines for identifying appropriate partners. Facilitate administrative support for the program. Successful programs have administrative...

183. Data Use and Management - RHIhub Community Health Toolkit - Toolkits
Reviewed: Feb 29, 2024

Overview of the importance of data use and management and examples of data management tools for rural community health programs.

...guidelines for affiliating with new organizations. IRB submissions often involve paying a fee and completing...

184. Health Extension Regional Offices (HEROs) - Models & Innovations
Reviewed: May 21, 2024

The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center created Health Extension Regional Offices (HEROs) whose agents link people in rural communities to local health and social services.

...guidelines in cardiovascular disease prevention. HERO agents are paid, full-time employees. Their payment source...

185. Identifying Evidence-Based and Promising Program Models - RHIhub Community Health Toolkit - Toolkits
Reviewed: Feb 29, 2024

Learn about evidence-based community health interventions, which level of evidence is right for your program, and how to select an evidence-based program model.

...guidelines, protocols, or standards that may be in the process of being evaluated by researchers...

186. Community Health Worker-based Chronic Care Management Program - Models & Innovations
Reviewed: Mar 23, 2026

A community health worker-based Chronic Care Management program implemented in a 3-state area of Appalachia has a sustainability track record due to insurance payer support.

...guidelines for CHWs: Community-based residence Ability to communicate and relate to patients with respect...

187. People Who May Benefit from Community Paramedicine Programs - RHIhub Toolkit - Toolkits
Added: Jul 16, 2020

Different patients who would particularly benefit from community paramedicine programs in their community, depending on the services that may be available.

...guidelines, community paramedics can also provide palliative or hospice care, when appropriate. Frequent Users of 911 with...

188. The Codes of Care: How Words and Numbers Have Transformative Power for Rural Healthcare - The Rural Monitor - Rural Monitor
Date: Apr 13, 2022

The greatest opportunity to tell the rural healthcare delivery story is an opportunity often missed — and that opportunity involves translating clinical documentation into medical codes. In addition to describing how the story and quality of clinical care gets translated from words into alphanumeric numbers, medical coding experts also pointed to aligned efforts to familiarize those in graduate medical education settings with the impact of their clinical documentation. - The Rural Monitor

...guidelines stating that the query content must be nonleading. For example, this message might be used...

189. Module 2: Promising Practices for Establishing Community Paramedicine Programs - RHIhub Toolkit - Toolkits
Added: Jul 16, 2020

Emerging practices to establish community paramedicine and mobile integrated health programs in rural areas.

...guidelines or recommendations that cite broader evidence of their efficacy. As a result, these models...

190. Eye Health Needs: Preserving the Eyesight of Rural Populations - The Rural Monitor - Rural Monitor
Date: Jan 9, 2019

Rural Americans of all ages often go without eye healthcare, a gap that has obvious consequences: blindness and low vision. National associations and an FQHC administrator talk about how rural vision care can be improved to increase quality of life and prevent disability in rural patients. - The Rural Monitor

...Guidelines Rural Eye Healthcare: Optometrist Explains the Benefits of the Medical Model of Optometry Source...