Question 1

What are OKRs and how do they work?

Accepted Answer

OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) are a way to set goals. An Objective describes, in words, the ambitious thing you want to achieve. Key Results are measurable outcomes that show progress. Some published programs score aspirational OKRs on a 0-1.0 scale and treat roughly 0.7 as a sign the goal was set about right. That scale is a convention. It is not a universal definition of success, and committed OKRs may target full delivery.

Question 2

How long does the FQHC OKR course take?

Accepted Answer

The course takes approximately 49 minutes to complete across 6 interactive modules. Modules include concept cards, exercises, illustrative community-health scenarios, and scoring practice. The capstone lets you write a practice OKR and request optional feedback on measurability, ambition, and alignment.

Question 3

Is the OKR course free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the entire OKR course is free. It includes 6 modules, interactive exercises, scoring practice, and optional feedback in the capstone. The course is available in both English and Spanish.

Question 4

What is the difference between OKRs and KPIs?

Accepted Answer

KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) measure ongoing operational health. They track what you're already doing. OKRs drive change. They define what you want to achieve next. For example, a KPI might be 'patient no-show rate' (monitoring), while an OKR key result might be 'reduce no-show rate from 22% to 15% by Q2' (driving improvement).

Question 5

How can my FQHC team use OKRs together?

Accepted Answer

Use the Team OKR Sprint, a free 4-session async sprint where your executive team drafts OKRs together. Session 1 aligns on strategic priorities, Session 2 drafts objectives, Session 3 is a peer workshop for feedback, and Session 4 offers an optional readiness assessment covering measurability, alignment, and coverage.

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Lo que aprenderás

Metodología OKR

Puntuación y seguimiento

Capstone opcional con IA

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