Housing, Employment, and Quality Improvement for Incarcerated Populations: Paterson, N.J., and Puerto Rico

This session will explore using a holistic process and HIT solutions-based approach for increasing access to housing and employment services for clients leaving incarceration.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognize how a paradigm of health information exchange can free up time better spent on client care and quality improvement through interactive use of mobile audience engagement tools.
2. Describe how to adopt and adapt strategies and tools to implement web-based resources to achieve federal compliance, improved quality management, and increased access to care for incarcerated populations.
3. Understand the pitfalls and benefits of implementing health information exchange, including the adoption of federal Office of National Coordinator for Health Information Technology standards.