UWMC CLINICAL TOOLKIT HOW TO

These two organizations were created to enter into value-based healthcare contracts to provide patient care. UW Medicine, through the University, also is one of the three founding owners of a clinically integrated network called Embright (with MultiCare Health System and LifePoint) and the sole corporate member of UW Medicine Choice Care. Through this arrangement, UW Medicine provides expertise on quality and complex clinical care at LLC facilities, which are co-branded 'A UW Medicine Community Health Partner.' In addition, UW Medicine is a part owner of a limited liability company (LLC) created with LifePoint that was established to own and operate community hospitals in Washington, Alaska and Idaho. This relationship is vitally important for the success of our pediatric clinical, research and education programs. UW Medicine, through the University, is one of two equal corporate members and founders of Children's University Medical Group (with Seattle Children's). While each affiliation is unique, these relationships enable activities and collaboration throughout the region that complement UW Medicine's strategic plan and advance UW Medicine's single mission. UW Medicine has longstanding affiliations with many organizations, including Seattle Children's, MultiCare Health System, VA Puget Sound Health Care and Boise VA Medical Center. Each of these relationships advances UW Medicine's mission to improve the health of the public.

In addition to the organizations that are clinically integrated parts of UW Medicine, UW Medicine has affiliations with and interests in other healthcare organizations in the Pacific Northwest, including multiple entities in which the University of Washington, on behalf of UW Medicine, has an ownership or membership interest. UW Medicine is a family of organizations (some public and some private nonprofit) that are operated or managed as part of an integrated health system. As the only comprehensive clinical, research and learning health system in the five-state WWAMI (Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, Idaho) region, UW Medicine provides a higher degree of healthcare, ranging from primary and preventive care to the most highly specialized care for the most complex medical conditions. With these integrated programs, UW Medicine health professionals provide the most up-to-date care for each individual patient, lead one of the world’s largest and most comprehensive medical research programs, and provide innovative learning programs for students, trainees, and practitioners in the health professions. Nearly 29,000 UW Medicine faculty, non-faculty practitioners and staff work to improve health for all people through excellence in clinical, research and education/training programs. To access the Learning Hub Reports you must have been granted security access by your Domain Administrator and have an active UW Medicine or UWPN Account.UW Medicine is an integrated clinical, research and learning health system with a single mission to improve the health of the public. If you still have difficulty, please contact the Help Desk at UW Medicine Learning Hub Reports If you cannot launch or complete on-line training modules, please refer to the Learning Hub job aids. Note: Mobile phones and tablets are not supported. UW Medicine ITS policy includes support for personal computers on an as time allows basis. These training modules will typically work outside of the AMC environment, including access from home using personal computers. On-line training modules are tested and certified to work in the AMC environment.

UWMC CLINICAL TOOLKIT HOW TO

For information about how to log into the Learning Hub: Login Instructions. This site provides information on how to access the Learning Hub, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), troubleshooting and support information as well as information specific to each UW Medicine site.

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