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MLC: Lead States in Public Health Quality Improvement

About the MLC

Lead States in Public Health Quality Improvement is the third phase of the Multi-State Learning Collaborative (MLC). The program, which builds off the momentum of two previous MLC initiatives, brings state and local health departments together with other stakeholders including public health institutes, health care providers and universities to improve public health services and the health of their community by implementing quality improvement practices. Each of the 16 participating states has been awarded a three-year grant of up to $150,000 per year to implement projects that will help address specific health outcomes like decreasing the incidence of vaccine-preventable diseases or reducing the burden of illness due to tobacco or alcohol usage. Additionally, states will address how they deliver public health services such as how they ensure customer satisfaction with services or collect and use health data. Check out the eCatalog to explore the work of the MLC states.

Participating States

Florida Illinois Indiana Iowa
Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri
Montana N. Hampshire  N. Jersey N. Carolina   
Oklahoma   
S. Carolina Washington   Wisconsin

 

Journal of Public Health Management and Practice

Quality Improvement in Public Health is the focus of the January 2010 issue of the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. Free online access to the issue is available on the JPHMP website.

 

Other Resources

 

MLC GRANTEE RESOURCES  

UPCOMING EVENTS

SITE VISIT RESOURCES

 MANAGING QUALITY IMPROVEMENT COLLABORATIVES

STORYBOARD RESOURCES

MEETING/TELECONFERENCE MATERIALS

ADMINISTRATIVE

OTHER

 

MLC Grantees: To visit the MLC Wiki, please click here

 

Please contact Anooj Pattnaik at apattnaik@nnphi.org for more information.