Indiana Quality Improvement Network
The Indiana Quality Improvement Network (IQIN) is a network of Community Health Centers who work together to improve the quality and value of care provided to Indiana's most vulnerable residents.
By using health information technology and data, health centers are able to change the way they deliver care to produce better health outcomes for their patients. IQIN's participating health centers learn from and share with each other in learning communities to escalate the speed of change.
IQIN resources are available to participating health centers on the IQIN PHCs Share Point Site.
Keep up-to-date on IQIN news and new resources on the IQIN Resources Page
Click here to view IPHCA + IQIN member benefits
IQIN Participating Health Centers
The Indiana Quality Improvement Network supports the work of 26 health centers across Indiana. IQIN health centers are urban and rural, large and small.
To view current IQIN members click here
See IQIN members on HRSA 2019 award page
Contact: Angela Boyer IQIN Director
IQIN Goals
IQIN shares common goals and objectives with Indiana's participating health centers and other Health Center Controlled Networks across the nation. These goals and objectives drive our common work to advance health centers' use of health IT and data to transform care.
Focus on Quality
Improving Performance with Knowledge
IPHCA and IQIN have partnered to streamline quality improvement training efforts for community health centers.
We share a goal to improve the performance of clinical and operational quality measures using data, health IT, and implementation of promising practices around Indiana.
The Focus on Quality program includes a regular webinar series.
Dashboard for Health Centers in Indiana
IQIN has provided an interactive dashboard for health centers in Indiana. The dashboards allows stakeholders and health centers to easily access information about community health centers across Indiana.
IQIN Data Repository
IQIN has collected a variety of useful data files that can be used to help better assess your community.
Covering subjects such as unmet needs, emergency preparedness, county health rankings and much more, the data available in these resources can help you get a clearer picture of the state of health in your area.
Click the button to browse the selection of data resources.
Need more guidance?
To find out more about how to use the repository, you can watch this video explaining the resources.
The presentation for this video is also available as Powerpoint or pdf files here.
