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HICE Training Tools and Resources

HICE Training Tools and Resources

HICE Shared Health Plan Model of Care Training Module & Attestation Form

To allow each organization to easily tailor the training template to their specific processes and requirements, the slide deck is available to download as a PowerPoint presentation. Please note: Because of this customization option, the training will not be offered on the HICE website as an online module with certificates of completion. For organizations that require formal documentation of training completion, an attestation form is available. This form can be signed and retained to confirm completion of the HICE Shared Health Plan Model of Care training. https://www.iceforhealth.org/messagedetail.asp?mid=13422

HICE documents can be altered for use by organizations/other regions as needed; however, the HICE logo/any HICE references should be removed if the document is not being used in its original format. Documents available within the Library are intended to be used as printed documents. To the extent such documents are used digitally, it shall be the user's responsibility to ensure their use of the documents adheres to the accessibility standards applicable to their organization.

HICE is a voluntary 501(c)3 organization that includes participation by and advice from accrediting and regulatory agencies. The goal of HICE work products is to offer HICE participating organizations standardized tools and best practices toward optimizing efficiencies to implement health industry requirements. HICE heeds feedback from accrediting and regulatory agency partners regarding HICE work products; however, HICE does not obtain official regulatory approval for its work products. As such, HICE work products are not to be considered exempt from any approval process required by regulatory agencies.