Funding Whole-Person Health: Opportunities to Make Essential Needs Initiatives More Sustainable

Our Funding Whole-Person Health Guide and supporting Essential Needs Funding Table are intended to help healthcare practices identify the range of potential funding opportunities available — and understand how these initiatives may or may not align with their desired care delivery model. We offer a high-level summary of primary care payment reform efforts and funding opportunities that can support providers in developing value-based, community-centered care models.

Harnessing Focus Groups to Drive Collective Community Action

This whitepaper describes how a regional cross-sector learning collaborative in the Bay Area used focus groups to inform the development and delivery of an impactful community engagement strategy. These focus groups helped to elevate local residents as key decision-makers in driving the collaborative’s action agenda forward.

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Network Crash Course: Inclusive Process Mapping with Patients & Clients

In this 15-minute 'Crash Course' we walk through through the basics of process mapping and the importance of including those who are most impacted by our work: patients, clients and community members. Tune in for recommended practices, real-life examples and helpful tips to surface pain points, challenges and opportunities opportunities for improvement.

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Harnessing Focus Groups to Drive Collective Community Action

06.26.2019 | Health Leads

Community Partnerships & Engagements, Health Equity, Whitepaper/Research

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No Wrong Door: A Successful Cross-Sector Hub to Improve Access to Essential Resources

06.26.2019 | Health Leads

Case Study, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Harnessing Data, Navigation & Resource Connection

This case study highlights the structure and impact of Rogue Community Health's 'Community Hub' – an Oregeon-based regional referral network of healthcare and community service providers that's supported by a shared, closed-loop screening and resource referral platform. Collaboratively built with community partners, the Hub model helps to ensure that local residents can access the resources they need, when they need them – and improve health outcomes along the way.

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Business Case Study: Bending the Cost Curve with Community Advocates

06.19.2019 | Health Leads

Case Study, Finance, Payment & Policy, Harnessing Data, Social Health Team & Workflow

This case study explores Baylor Scott & White's focus on sustaining and expanding their essential resource programs through a solid business case — based largely on the ability to effectively demonstrate reductions in total costs of care.

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Building Trust Between Healthcare & Community Organizations

06.10.2019 | JAMA Network

Community Partnerships & Engagements, Health Equity, News/Opinion, Workforce & Authentic Relationships

Collaboration is key to improving health outcomes in our communities but building strong, mutually-beneficial partnerships can be a challenge. Writing for JAMA, Somava Stout, Lisa Simpson and Prabhjot Singh tackle this highlight the importance of establishing and maintaining trusting relationships between healthcare organizations and community-based partners.Under the themes of leading from within, leading together and leading for outcomes, the authors share 10 key steps to building trustworthy collaboration:

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How Magnolia Community Initiative Improves Health through Technology & Neighbor-to-Neighbor Connections

05.31.2019 | Magnolia Community Initiative

Community Partnerships & Engagements, Health Equity, Video/Explainer, Webinar/Training

This HL Network discussion focuses on Magnolia Community Initiative's (MCI) innovative work to pair resource referral technology with neighbor-to-neighbor connections to improve community health. MCI Director Sam Joo shares how the organization developed a network of organizations and residents who are rethinking how local resources are harnessed to strengthen families.

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