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Best & Promising Practices
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The IHS database, Best Practices, Promising Practices, and Local Efforts (BP/PP/LE), is an inventory of Best (i.e., Evidence-Based) Practices, Promising Practices, Local Efforts, Resources, and Policies occurring among American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities, schools, work sites, health centers/clinics, and hospitals.
What is a best (evidence-based) practice, promising practice, or local effort?
The purpose of this inventory is to:
- Assist our AI/AN communities with getting the information and health services they need;
- Improve informed consultation with Tribal and Urban programs by facilitating transparency in Indian Health Service (IHS) and IHS supported activities; and,
- Highlight the great work that occurs in the field.
Additional Best & Promising practices: