Tennessee Primary Care Association

Health center controlled network (hccn): provide training, technical assistance, and other forms of support to increase the use of hit to improve the quality of care, improve data collection, analysis, and reporting, increase secure electronic data exchange with patients and external providers and organizations, and advance clinical and operational quality improvements.

Tdh health disparities: fund key partners to implement an approach that builds strategies and best practices to reduce covid -19 risk across the state of tennessee in underserved and rural communities.

Primary care association program services: demonstrate the value of community health centers and their role in providing comprehensive care for low income tennesseans to policy makers, funders and other key stakeholders, and develop policy agendas for tennessee primary care association programs in order to advocate for policies that benefit community health centers and patients.disparate population health services: to improve the health of disparate populations by offering vrlacs and nrt to patients as targeted federally qualified health centers.