09.09.2019 | Bridget Darby
Any organization that works to address community-level health inequities must think seriously about how to ensure data are not only mission-aligned, but actually build the kind of shared power needed to achieve health goals. In these situations, ‘Small Data’ can be just as important — if not moreso — than the Big Data we hear about so frequently. Here's what Small Data is and isn't.
04.02.2019 | Artair Rogers
Health Leads' Artair Rogers points to research showing implicit bias continues to be pervasive in healthcare. For those of us who advocate for the integration of medical and social care, this reality cannot be ignored.
03.23.2019 | Jennifer Valenzuela and Tigee Hill
Chief of People and Culture Jennifer Valenzuela and Director of Programs and Initiatives Tigee Hill spoke at the Aspen Challenge and together wrote this blog post for Aspen Challenge, where they pose this, "Did you know that your zip code is the greatest predictor of how long you are expected to live? Not your blood pressure, not your cholesterol levels, not your genetics. Your zip code." Head on over to Aspen Challenge to read the rest of the blog.
03.11.2019 | Lea Tompsett
Let’s face it: we’re not short on frameworks in healthcare lately! More specifically, the field of social determinants of health and essential needs initiatives has ...
02.25.2019 | Health Leads
Two leaders who are paving the path forward in healthcare shared their perspectives about the future — including insight into successful community-health system partnerships, the importance of a dynamic and diverse workforce and overcoming institutional challenges.
