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A Framework for Building Clinical-Community Partnerships to Address SDOH

09.27.2019 | United Hospital Fund

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, ID & Screening, Navigation & Resource Connection, Toolkit, Whitepaper/Research

United Hospital Fund has developed a framework for primary care providers to establish essential needs screening and referral programs with community-based organizations (CBOs). This framework provides guidance on selecting a screening tool and developing workflows — as well as how to identify appropriate CBOs to partner with and strategies to foster productive, mutually-beneficial relationships.

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Creating Inclusive Meeting Space to Ensure Community Participation

08.15.2019 | Health Leads

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Design Questionnaire, Health Equity, Leadership & Change Management, Whitepaper/Research, Workforce & Authentic Relationships

When executed successfully, inclusive spaces result in a safe, trusting environment that encourages full group participation, diversity of thought and equitable decision-making required to advance community-centered health goals. This simple checklist captures best practices that bring awareness to behaviors that work for and against the level of inclusion that is needed for effective community or patient engagement strategies.

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Promoting Community Health through Direct Engagement

08.14.2019 | Health Leads

Case Study, Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Health Equity, Leadership & Change Management

While most health systems embrace a proactive approach to social determinants of health, identifying the true health needs of a community and addressing those through cost-effective interventions can be daunting. This case study illustrates how three Baltimore-area hospitals drive their population health agenda by including the community in program design and systems of accountability.

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A Recipe for Meaningful Community Engagement

07.24.2019 | Lena Carew, Ellie Tumbuan

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Design Questionnaire, Leadership & Change Management, Whitepaper/Research, Workforce & Authentic Relationships

True partnership and engagement with communities requires organizations to move beyond transactional relationships. In this whitepaper, our friends at The Justice Collective outline the questions and approaches we must consider to foster more intentional, meaningful connections and partnerships.

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Bridging Gaps to Build Healthy Communities

07.20.2019 | Anthem Public Policy Institute

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Leadership & Change Management, Whitepaper/Research

This report offers steps payers, providers and service organizations can take to better understand the perspectives of individuals regarding the barriers they face to health and well-being — and harness those perspectives to shape imrpovement efforts.

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Principles for Building Healthy & Prosperous Communities

07.15.2019 | Building Healthy Places Network

Blog/Overview, Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Fact Sheet/One-Pager, Health Equity, Leadership & Change Management

Designed to articulate shared values across sectors and lift up best practices, the Build Healthy Places Network developed a set of principles to advance the efforts of organizations working to improve health and well-being in low-income communities.

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