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IMPLEMENTING YOur FALL PrEvENTION PrOGrAM
Continuous quality Selected implementation
improvement (CQI) web resources
CQI is an ongoing process that includes: Stepping On
• Planning: Setting measurable www.wihealthyaging.org/stepping-on
performance objectives www.wihealthyaging.org/promoting-
and mechanisms to monitor program your-workshop
delivery and program goals.
Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance
• Monitoring: Obtaining ongoing partner public.health.oregon.gov/PreventionWellness/
and participant input and collecting SafeLiving/FallPrevention/Pages/TaiChi.aspx
program data to inform decision-making.
www.eugenetaichi.com/schools-instructors/
• Evaluating: Analyzing what is or is not
working and problem solving. holistic-healing-institute
• Revising: Making changes as needed to Assuring Program Quality. An online interactive
improve overall performance and enhance training module by NCOA in collaboration
participant satisfaction. with the Administration on Aging (AoA) and
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill:
www.ncoa.org
Evidence-Based Health Promotion/Self-
Management Supports: Moving to Integrated
Community Health Care Systems, an issue
brief by the AoA/NCOA Expert Panel
www.ncoa.org
Moving Ahead: Strategies and Tools to Plan,
Conduct and Maintain Effective Community-
Based Physical Activity Programs for Older
Adults. Implementation strategies from the
Healthy Aging Research Network: www.ncoa.
org/improve-health/center-for-healthy-aging/
content-library/PRC-HAN_conference_
monograph.pdf
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