Course Overview

This course is based on the content from the kickoff workshop put on by the Population Health Learning Collaborative on May 23, 2019.  The content has been formatted into a series of videos, quizzes, and surveys designed to enhance the teaching quality and reshape the workshop to better fit your individual learning needs.  In the post-workshop evaluation, every speaker was rated 5 out of 5 by at least half of the respondents, and some presentations had 70% of the people rate the presentations 5 out of 5!

Feel free to peruse all of the videos and quizzes, or just choose the topics pertinent to you.  This is a free course, so don't hesitate to stop back and revisit any of the videos whenever you like.  We hope you have an amazing educational experience!  For your convenience, we put together a list of the videos included in the course with descriptions.

This course is in the process of being approved for continuing education credits (CEUs).


Course curriculum

  • 1
    Course Description
    • Course Overview
    • Meet Your Instructors
  • 2
    Introduction
    • Welcome to the Workshop
    • Quiz 1
  • 3
    Population Health
    • Importance of Moving Upstream into Communities to Improve Health - Stephen Martin
    • Quiz 2
    • The Need for a Genuine Population Health Process - Rick Thomas
    • Quiz 3
    • Introduction to Population Health Assessments - Ron Deprez
    • Quiz 4
  • 4
    Organizations and Resources
    • Update on 100 Million Healthier Lives and Introduction to Pathways to Population Health - Soma Stout and Tricia Bolender
    • Quiz 5
    • Healthdoers Network and Hub - Jolie Ritzo
  • 5
    Managing Community Health Improvement Processes
    • New Techniques and Tools for Developing Strategies at Scale and Managing your CHIP - Bill Barberg
    • Quiz 6
  • 6
    Case Study
    • Case Study: Weld County DPHE and North Colorado Health Alliance - Mark Wallace
    • Quiz 7
  • 7
    Inclusion Scorecard
    • Introducing the Inclusion Scorecard for Population Health
    • Quiz 8
  • 8
    Impact Multipliers
    • Managing Strategies that Achieve Scale through Impact Multipliers - Bill Barberg
    • Quiz 9

Social proof: reviews

  • Easy and engaging!

    joslyn kuchinski

    This was a fantastic course. It gave me a thorough understanding of how OMTA works and how I can incorporate it into my projects. It was easy to follow along with, very engaging with the pop-up quizzes, and the examples and case studies were incr...

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    This was a fantastic course. It gave me a thorough understanding of how OMTA works and how I can incorporate it into my projects. It was easy to follow along with, very engaging with the pop-up quizzes, and the examples and case studies were incredibly useful!

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  • Overview on Managing Community Health improvement Strategies

    Mark Peters

    This is an excellent course and should be watched by any coalition trying to make an impact on community-based improvements for health and quality of life. Very thorough and easy to follow.

    This is an excellent course and should be watched by any coalition trying to make an impact on community-based improvements for health and quality of life. Very thorough and easy to follow.

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  • Strategy Maps

    Joey Fonseca-Islas

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  • Appropriately describes the upcoming content, and provides a good framework for what is to come

    Gary Oftedahl

    You have minimal text, which is a good thing, and I think the graphics are well done. I tried to look at this as someone coming from a community background, and perhaps not as versed in the theories and concepts of leadership and collaboration. ...

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    You have minimal text, which is a good thing, and I think the graphics are well done. I tried to look at this as someone coming from a community background, and perhaps not as versed in the theories and concepts of leadership and collaboration. I think it describes the framework well, and the examples make it more concrete. If I was to want to use this, it is a "tool" but like any tool, you need to develop the skill set to use the tool appropriately. This is where I'm sure you offer more support. Bill, from the evolving Care Collaboratory activities, this seems a great use of technology, minimizing cost, adding value, but that is just my opinion. I can only imagine how much work this took.

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  • Strategy management in practice

    Scott Cole

    The material in this overview provides a great primer on how important using strategy management can be to making significant advances in improving community outcomes. While the context is mainly on health improvement, it's easy to see how the app...

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    The material in this overview provides a great primer on how important using strategy management can be to making significant advances in improving community outcomes. While the context is mainly on health improvement, it's easy to see how the approach is applicable to any systems level change (e.g. education improvement, affordable housing, workforce/employment, etc.)

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  • Strategy Maps

    Rick Wilk

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  • Review

    Anjana Rao

    - highly informative - gave practical on the ground strategies

    - highly informative - gave practical on the ground strategies

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  • Excellent Trainig

    Antonio Lawrence

    Very Informative

    Very Informative

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  • Excellent

    Beverley Townsend

    Excellent

    Excellent

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  • Provides a good starting foundation

    Rebecca Francois

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