Protocol for Responding to and Assessing Patient Assets, Risks, and Experiences (PRAPARE)

AAPCHO collaborated with the National Association of Community Health Centers and Oregon Primary Care Association to develop PRAPARE, a nationally recognized and tested standardized patient risk assessment protocol that goes beyond medical acuity to account for patients’ social determinants of health. PRAPARE is both evidence-based and stakeholder-driven, containing measures on 21 social determinants of health that align with national initiatives.

CONTACT
Rosy Chang Weir, Director of Research
Julia Liu, Training and Technical Assistance Director

FUNDING PARTNERS
Kresge Foundation

Past Funding Partners: Blue Shield of California Foundation, Episcopal Health Foundation, St. David’s Foundation, Kaiser Community Benefit

More Resources

• PRAPARE website
• PRAPARE Implementation and Action Toolkit
• PRAPARE Assessment Tool
• PRAPARE Validation Fact Sheet

News

PRAPARE Website! 

The national PRAPARE team, including AAPCHO and NACHC, recently launched the new PRAPARE website! Head over to prapare.org to find the latest resources. Check it out »

The PRAPARE Tool is now available in 26 languages (external link), including over 15 AA and NH/PI languages. Learn more here.