The Regional Eye Care Systems Assessment Tool (RECSAT) was developed in 2012 by the Brien Holden Vision Institute in Sydney, Australia as part of the Vision CRC (Cooperative Research Centre,) Based on an adaptation of our Assessment of Chronic Illness Care (ACIC v3.5) and administered in 2013 and 2015, the RECSAT facilitated regional discussions in Australia regarding systems perf

The Quality Improvement Change Assessment (QICA) is an assessment developed by Healthy Hearts Northwest for use in our project to introduce team members to the high leverage changes guiding our technical assistance approach, and to assess the current capabilities of enrolled practices.  

The Quality Improvement Change Assessment (QICA) is an assessment developed by Healthy Hearts NW for use in our project to introduce team members to the high leverage changes guiding our technical assistance approach, and to assess the current capabilities of enrolled practices.

The Quality Improvement Change Assessment (QICA) is a measurement tool developed by the MacColl Center for Health Care Innovation for use in its Healthy Hearts Northwest initiative. 

The PCMH-A For Australian General Practice is our PCMH-A tool, modified to reflect Australian health care terminology.

Adapted from our ACIC survey, the Assessment of Chronic Illness Care-Prison (ACIC-Prison) was created by a team at Yale University to assess care delivered to the prison population.

The Patient Assessment of Care for Chronic Conditions (PACIC) measures specific actions or qualities of care, congruent with the Chronic Care Model, that patients report they have experienced in the health care delivery system.

The Association of American Medical Colleges facilitated the adoption of the Chronic Care Model by academic medical centers through two collaboratives based in educational institutions: one national, and one focused on California institutions.  Find eac collaborative's training materials here.

These Improving Chronic Illness Care tools were created for The Breakthrough Series Collaboratives, with the specific purpose of preparing for and conducting a regional collaborative health care improvement effort.

Our Assessment of Chronic Illness Care instrument is used by the AF4Q Practice Coaching Working Group to assist practices accelerate change in their regions.