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The National Center for Farmworker Health hosts learning collaboratives (LCs) that allow Health Centers to study and apply quality improvement methodology to a focused topic.

Current learning collaboratives include:

• Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) Learning Collaborative: This learning group assists health centers in providing culturally and linguistically appropriate services in order to advance health equity, improve quality, and eliminate health care disparities. This LC offers tools to assess health center needs around CLAS and guidance in developing an implementation plan.
• Increase Access to Care (IAC) Learning Collaborative: This learning group's focus is to increase access to care for Agriculture workers and their families through sharing of knowledge, tools, and resources. Health centers participate in quarterly network calls, and receive training and support to accurately identify and report Ag workers and their families.
• Language Access Learning Collaborative: This learning group explores Language Access Programs (LAP) and tools that enhance delivery of care to patient populations.

Participants typically include staff members from:

• Primary Care Associations (PCAs)
• Health Care Controlled Networks (HCCNs)
• Health Centers (HCs)

Contact the staff member associated with the desired Learning Collaborative:

• Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) Learning Collaborative:
  Patricia Horton
  horton@ncfh.org
  512.312.5466
• Increase Access to Care (IAC) Learning Collaborative: This :
  Lisa Miller
  miller@ncfh.org
  512.312.5451
• Language Access Learning Collaborative:
  Gladys Carrillo
  carrillo@ncfh.org
  512.312.5456