Full Circle Projects, Inc., a San Francisco-based Educational Resource-Consultant firm, is dedicated to serving community clinics and health centers. Providing innovative strategies and solutions for information technology, management and operations, Full Circle Projects helps clinics and their funding organizations accomplish their missions more effectively.

Learn from experts how health IT and health information exchange is supporting healthcare.

This annual Education Resource-Conference is an exclusive gathering of industry leaders in healthcare, technology, and law to share knowledge and to learn proven and emerging strategies for improving healthcare delivery and patient safety.

H&HN is the flagship publication of the American Hospital Advocacy Association and the most trusted and credible management publication in the field. It is the leading publication for hospital and system executives, and it continues its history of journalistic excellence by capturing more national editorial and design awards than any other health care management magazine. Free subscription.

This monthly peer-reviewed journal is a forum for practical approaches to improving quality and safety in healthcare.

The mission of the Commonwealth Fund is to promote a high performing healthcare system that achieves better access, improved quality, and greater efficiency; particularly for society's most vulnerable, including low-income people, the uninsured, and minorities.

This annual Education Resource-Conference provides an emphasis on practical and useful information for clinical practice is provided for participants.  It is designed to  update primary care clinicians in rapidly changing therapeutic areas.

This annual Education Resource-Conference showcases innovative healthcare programs that are committed to patient and family-centered care and meaningful collaboration with patients and families.  The three day Education Resource-Conference will feature formal and informal meetings, including plenary sessions, concurrent breakouts, round table discussions, workshops, a video theatre and poster presentations.

The premier "meeting place" for people committed to the mission of improving healthcare.  This annual event draws approximately 5,500 healthcare leaders from around the world.

HFMA is the nation's leading membership organization for healthcare financial management executives and leaders. More than 35,000 members, ranging from CFOs to controllers to accountants consider HFMA a respected thought leader on top trends and issues facing the healthcare industry. HFMA members can be found in all areas of the healthcare system including hospitals, managed care organizations, physician practices, accounting firms and insurance companies.

Mission: Bringing together people, ideas and resources, Tides actively promotes change toward a healthy and just society, one which is founded on the principles of social justice, broadly shared economic opportunity, a robust democratic process and a sustainable environment. Tides believes healthy societies rely fundamentally on respect for human rights, the vitality of communities, and a celebration of diversity.

In furtherance of the mandate in its charter to support "any benevolent, charitable, educational, or missionary undertaking," the foundation makes grants to non-profit organizations, which are involved in such undertakings for public welfare.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation seeks to improve the health and healthcare for all America.  Their priorities (in order) are access at a reasonable cost, quality of care for people with chronic conditions, promotion of healthy communities and lifestyle.

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is the primary Federal agency for improving access to health care services for people who are uninsured, isolated or medically vulnerable.

The Community Clinics Initiative (CCI), a unique collaboration between Tides and The California Endowment, began in 1999 to provide resources, evidence-based programming and evaluation, education and training to support community health centers and clinics. Through information sharing and major grants, CCI acts as a catalyst to strengthen California's community clinics and health centers to improve health outcomes in underserved communities.

The California Endowment is a private, statewide health foundation that was created in 1996 as a result of Blue Cross of California's creation of WellPoint Health Networks, a for-profit corporation. This conversion set the groundwork for our mission: The California Endowment's mission is to expand access to affordable, quality health care for underserved individuals and communities, and to promote fundamental improvements in the health status of all Californians.

This montly magazine reports on challenges facing health facility design/architecture, construction and operations communities. This is a free subscription.

This monthly magazine provides information on quality operation, design and maintenance of healthcare facilities.  Issues include fire safety, indoor air quality, security, ADA requirements, design and energy deregulation.

The Mission of Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD) is to promote healthcare accessibility through leadership in analyzing California's healthcare infrastructure, promoting a diverse and competent healthcare workforce, providing information about healthcare outcomes, assuring the safety of buildings used in providing healthcare, insuring loans to encourage the development of healthcare facilities, and facilitating development of sustained capacity for communities to address local healthcare issues.

The Annual International Summit on Redesigning the Clinical Office Practice provide a meeting place for thousands of providers to learn cutting-edge improvements for the office practice and outpatient settings. We are on the threshold of remaking entire care systems, now focused on the home base of care — the clinical office practice.

AIA Academy of Architecture for Health: The Academy Journal publishes articles of particular interest to AIA members and the interested public involved in the fields of healthcare architecture, planning, design, research, and construction. Its goal is to promote awareness and educational exchange between architects and healthcare providers and to broaden our base of understanding about our clients. Articles are available online.

CHCF is a nonprofit grantmaking philanthropy based in Oakland, California. Founded in 1997, the staff of about 50 people issues around $40 million in grants each year from an endowment of approximately $700 million. CHCF does not participate in lobbying or fundraising.

This annual Education Resource-Conference is the industry's best attended and most respected Education Resource-Conference about evidence-based healthcare design. Professionals are given access to seminars, workshops and facility tours with some of the most renowned facilities and practitioners.  Furthermore, they are provided with great networking opportunities.

The Community Clinic Voice (the Voice) is a free, online community for Community Health Centers and other safety net health care professionals and partners to network, share information and exchange ideas. It provides one convenient, easy to navigate center to access news, resources, and colleagues. Voice members are clinic CEOs, Medical Directors, clinicians and allied health providers, CFOs, fundraisers, CIOs, operations and administrative staff, and more. There is no cost to join or use the Voice, and it is open to anyone concerned with community health.

Three different quarterly summits for healthcare professionals in roles such as CNO,CIO and CFO.  Each one is geared at a different population and group.  Each of the summits address how the leaders can make changes in their healthcare facilities in order to initiate change.

CAPH members comprise the core group of health care providers that make up the state's medical safety net.  Operating in 16 counties, they assist in meeting the counties' legal mandate to provide health care to indigent residents.  These providers share a mission to ensure access to a full spectrum of health care services to all persons, regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.

Professional organization that promotes education and awareness of communication design in the built environment.

Developed and supported by health care Advocacy Associations that advocate on behalf of those who create environments to support quality patient care.

The Guidelines for Design and Construction of Health Care Facilities provides both health care providers and design professionals with guidance on good practice and emerging trends in the design and construction of health care facilities. The Joint Commission, many federal agencies, and authorities in 42 states use the Guidelines either as a code or a reference standard when reviewing, approving, and financing plans; surveying, licensing, certifying, or accrediting newly constructed facilities; or developing their own codes.

A non-profit organization advocating patient-centered design.