IPHCA Health Policy Committee
IPHCA Health Policy Committee Meeting
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Events
eCW User Group April 2026
Join us for the April eClinicalWorks (eCW) User Group, where we’ll focus on the HEDIS Well‑Child Visits measure. This session will be an open, collaborative discussion centered on how health centers are using eCW to successfully meet and improve performance on this important quality metric.
We invite participants to come prepared to share their workflows and best practices across the organization—including front office, call center, and clinical staff. Together, we’ll explore how teams are leveraging eCW tools such as alerts, reminders, templates, smart forms, and other system functionality to support timely well‑child visits and ensure measure compliance.
This is a great opportunity to learn from peers, exchange real‑world strategies, and gain practical ideas you can take back to your organization. We’re excited to hear how health centers are using eCW to support staff and drive success with the Well‑Child Visits measure.
Preparing Youth with Disabilities for Employment: VR and Pre-ETS Supports
This session provides an in depth look at Indiana’s Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) and Pre Employment Transition Services (Pre ETS), the primary programs supporting students and young adults with disabilities as they explore careers and pursue employment. We’ll also touch briefly on additional state and community resources that complement VR and Pre ETS for families seeking next steps.
Clinical Leadership Call
Please join us for the upcoming Clinical Leadership Call on April 24, 2026, featuring Paula Pettis-Garrett, Survivorship and Clinical Trials Education Lead for the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement at the IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center. Paula will present on cancer survivorship care planning, including how the National Cancer Institute defines a cancer survivor, the purpose and core components of Survivorship Care Plans, and key considerations related to long-term and late effects of cancer and treatment. She will also address the psychosocial impact of survivorship, recommended screenings, and provide an overview of childhood cancer survivorship, including associated risks and long-term effects. This session is intended to support clinical leaders in strengthening their understanding of survivorship needs and improving whole-person care for patients across the continuum.
Following the presentation, we will hold an open-peer discussion. Participants are encouraged to bring questions, challenges, or cases they would like to discuss with fellow clinical leaders.
The call will also include IPHCA updates, including upcoming events, initiatives, and opportunities relevant to clinical and operational leadership.
We look forward to a collaborative and engaging conversation.
IPHCA VBC Learning Series – Knowing and Managing Your Patients
This will be the regular bimonthly meeting of the IPHCA Value-Based Learning Series. The session topic this month will cover PCMH Principle Knowing and Managing Your Patients. HealthLinc's CMO, Dr. Larry Ramunno, will co-present alongside IPHCA Chief Clinical Officer, Nicole Stilianos to introduce the HCC Weighted Visit Cadence Framework.
Azara Data Hygiene Session 5
For our fifth data hygiene session, Kara Gee from Azara will be focusing on mapping for two cancer screening metrics: colorectal and lung.
April 2026 IQIN Health IT User Group
FHIR is the plumbing—not the dashboard. This session will focus on how health IT teams can move beyond “having FHIR available” to activating simple, low‑cost use cases that reduce manual work, standardize data across EHRs, and turn interoperable data into real operational value.
MCH Champions Call April 2026
MCH Champions will bring together maternal and child health professionals, partners, and advocates to exchange ideas, highlight successful programs, and explore best practices in maternal and child health. This will take place through training sessions, technical assistance, and support for quality improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing perinatal and pediatric outcomes.
Join us for an informative call featuring a presentation from Baby & Me Tobacco Free. This session will provide valuable insights into the program’s mission, available resources, and how it supports tobacco-free lifestyles for pregnant individuals and families. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the program’s impact and ask questions during the discussion.
Outreach and Enrollment Call April 30, 2026
This is a bi-weekly call that includes Navigators, SHIP Counselors, CHW and Certified Application Counselors who share best practices.
May Workforce Call
Join us for a conversation to learn more about Purple Ink, a consulting firm that partners with organizations to support the full employee experience, from recruiting and onboarding to development, culture, and retention. They bring strong experience working with healthcare organizations and have partnered with membership-based groups to support both shared initiatives and individual organizational needs. During this discussion, we’ll learn how Purple Ink has supported healthcare partners, how they work across member-based organizations, and examples of projects and solutions that enhance the employee experience from multiple angles. This will be a chance to learn more and consider how their approach could support our network.
Outreach and Enrollment Call May 14, 2026
This is a bi-weekly call that includes Navigators, SHIP Counselors, CHW and Certified Application Counselors who share best practices.
Outreach and Enrollment Call May May 28, 2026
This is a bi-weekly call that includes Navigators, SHIP Counselors, CHW and Certified Application Counselors who share best practices.