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Quality First: Resources
The resources section of the AAHSA Quality First Web site includes publications, reports, articles, Web links and other materials organized by the 10 Elements of Quality. Many AAHSA members completed either the Quality First the Providers' Checklist or the Self-Study to identify areas in need of improvement, and then turned to the resources to enhance the quality of care and life for the people they serve. Using these resources can also help your organization throughout the journey to achieve excellence and earn public trust in aging services.

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American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
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