A new award-winning video series featuring stories about the value of implementing innovations to improve patient-centered care is now available from AHRQ’s Health Care Innovations Exchange. The series titled, Frontline Innovators on Changing Care, Improving Health, profiles six very different who talk about the key elements of their innovations and their impact. The innovations include a program that reduces school absences and unnecessary emergency department for inner city children using telemedicine, and an initiative to train members of predominantly African American churches to provide health screenings and education to improve the lives and health status of their fellow congregants. The series recently received two national awards: the Aegis Award and the Telly for excellence in promoting health care information and education.
Award-Winning Video Series on Frontline Innovators Making a Difference This AHRQ Health Care Innovations Exchange video series, AHRQ Health Care Quality: Frontline Innovators on Changing Care, Improving Health, features brief video profiles of six health care professionals sharing human interest stories that illustrate the key elements of their innovations and the impact on the lives of individuals. Take a look at each of the videos and profiles that follow and learn how these innovators are changing care and improving health across the country.
For more information on this award-winning series see below:
AHRQ Innovations Exchange
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