The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the urgent need for tools to better identify and address health disparities and under-performance throughout the health care system.

The Quality Innovation Series is a collection of educational activities on a variety of topics. The All Access Series Pass provides the entire comprehensive curriculum of sessions for the whole Series.

This course includes highlights from the recently developed NCQA guide on social determinants of health plans.

This course shares how a health provider prioritized a subset of quality measures targeted at high-risk patients.

This session will highlight the development of a Health Care Equity Index (HCEI), a tool to help identify opportunities within a health plan, monitor progress towards closure of disparities and help communities and the state meet Health Care Equity goals.

This course defines the future role of the community health worker in bridging the health equity gap in the clinical setting.

Health care quality cannot exist without equity. NCQA is committed to building, measuring and promoting equity through all our programs.

The Multicultural Health Care (MHC) Distinction exemplifies care delivery excellence for by validating care delivery processes and interventions that are sensitive to the racial, cultural and linguistic difference of patient populations.

Social determinants of health (SDOH) are conditions of environment—where people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship and age—that affect a wide range of health, functioning and quality-of-life outcomes and risks.

This course examines structured models for advancing community-based programs in population health.