Health Leads Network Forums: How Social Needs Programs are Shifting During the Pandemic

May 22, 2020

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The historic COVID-19 pandemic is driving significant changes in how social need programs interact with the communities they serve while also creating unprecedented demand for essential resources including, food, housing, and behavioral health services. Responding to daily shifts can be daunting, requiring us to innovate in real-time.

The Health Leads Network Forum series allows attendees to support each other by sharing promising practices, resources, and learnings that meaningfully and equitably adapt social needs programs during COVID-19. Each forum focuses on one of the primary drivers of social needs integration, creating the space for attendees to share the adaptations that have and haven’t worked across the country. Check out the recordings, one-page summaries, and materials below to learn more information. Interested in attending a future Network Forum?

1. Patient Identification & Screening

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2. Navigation & Resource Connections

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3. Social Needs Team & Workflow

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4. Community Partnerships

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