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Use Explore by Interest to delve more deeply into the content on IHI.org in multiple ways: by Topic, Care Setting, Role or Profession, or IHI Offering. Content is gathered from across the site to present a more comprehensive view of available resources:

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The STAAR Initiative's work in Massachusetts, Michigan, and Washington is funded through a generous grant provided by The Commonwealth Fund.
 
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In May 2009 IHI launched the STate Action on Avoidable Rehospitalizations (STAAR) initiative — a groundbreaking, multi-state, multi-stakeholder approach to dramatically improve the delivery of effective care at a regional scale. The STAAR initiative aims to reduce rehospitalizations by working across organizational boundaries and by engaging payers, stakeholders at the state, regional and national level, patients and families, and caregivers at multiple care sites and clinical interfaces. IHI partners with STAAR states to provide strategic guidance, support and technical assistance to hospitals and cross-continuum teams to improve transitions in care and reduce avoidable rehospitalizations.
 
IHI currently works with four states through the STAAR initiative: Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, and Washington. As the work progresses, IHI will make programming and information available for other states, regions, or organizations across the continuum to learn from the initiative.

Participating States

Massachusetts

Michigan

Ohio

Washington