2026 UDS Training

The Recordings

Agenda

 DAY 1 - October 20th

  • Welcome 

  • Learning objectives 

  • Review of key materials 

  • Overview of the UDS reporting (who, what, where, when, and how) 

  • Understanding the UDS in relation to other 330 grant or Look-Alike information 

  • Patient demographic tables (ZIP Code table; Tables 3A, 3B, 4) 

  • Table 5: Staffing and utilization 

  • Table 6A: Selected diagnoses and services 

  • Forms: Health Information Technology (Health IT) and Other Data Elements, Workforce Training 

DAY 2 - October 21st

  • Tables 6B and 7: Clinical quality measure reporting 

  • Table 8A: Financial Costs 

  • Table 9D: Accrued Patient Service Revenue 

  • Table 9E: Other Accrued Revenue 

  • Tips for success 

  • Evaluation 

Meet Our Trainer, Deb Olesen!

She is our most experienced UDS trainer and knows Minnesota very well! In fact, she often reviews our UDS submissions once you all submit your final reports!

Her experience includes years of work assisting communities in developing effective integrated health care delivery systems. Consulting and technical assistance provided by Ms. Olesen has included projects for the Bureau of Primary Health Care, Maternal and Child Health Bureau, CDC Division of HIV Prevention, Colorado Office of Primary Care, and various local, state and national organizations. This breadth of experience includes consultancies to assist organizations in capacity building; conducting county- and state-level needs assessments; operational site visits to ensure fidelity to program requirements for Bureau of Primary Health Care grantees; and training Federally Qualified Health Centers in the collection and accurate reporting of Uniform Data System information.

Questions?

Contact Renee Garcia at renee.garcia@mnachc.org