OKLAHOMA CENTER FOR HEALTHCARE IMPROVEMENT
EIN 27-0946192 · Research Institutes & Public Policy Analysis (E05)
What they do
OCHI HELD THE FOLLOWING CONFERENCES DURING 2017:1. A Strategic Planning Session Was Held On January 14, 2017 to Review Options and Develop Plans for The 2017 Calendar Year to Promote OCHI Mission of Educating Healthcare Providers and Consumers In Achieving The Triple Aim of Improving The Quality of Healthcare, Improving Community Health and Reducing Healthcare Costs.2. On January 19, 2017 OCHI Sponsored A Primary Care Collaborative (PCC) Training Session for Primary Care Clinicians On Pain Management.3. On August 24, 2017 OCHI Sponsored A Primary Primary Care Collaborative (PCC) Training Session for Primary Care Clinicians On Treatment of Geriatric Patients.4. On September 22th OCHI and WellOK Sponsored A Half Day Conference for Primary Care Clinicians and Employers to Educate Employers On More Efficient and Cost Effective Choices for Health Care Services for Their Employees. The Conference Focused On Quality, Safety and Value In Healthcare and Why High Quality Almost Always Means Lowe
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ContactJAN SLATERExecutive Dir.
In care of% CONNER & WINTERS LLP
Mailing address7341 E 84TH PL, TULSA, OK 74133-6627
Main phone(918) 688-6732Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 2010
- County
- Tulsa
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