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The CIE Data Equity Framework

11.03.2021 | Health Leads

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Data & Evaluation, Health Equity, Workforce & Authentic Relationships

The challenges associated with confronting and eliminating structural racism are extensive and require intentional reflection and correction of the processes and systems that harm communities. The CIE Data Equity Framework, created in partnership with Dr. Rhea Boyd, 211/CIE San Diego and Health Leads, is an innovative framework that guides individuals and institutions towards building anti-racist systems that create more equitable and inclusive systems

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Bringing Light & Heat: A Health Equity Guide for Healthcare Transformation and Accountability

07.27.2021 | Health Leads

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Developed by Health Leads, Health Equity, Leadership & Change Management, Toolkit, Webinar/Training

Developed by national organizations with experience at the forefront of healthcare transformation and health equity initiatives, a new guidebook, Bringing Light & Heat: A Health Equity Guide for Healthcare Transformation and Accountability, provides this needed framework. The Guide outlines a strategic process for leaders and managers of healthcare institutions to commit to, own, and advance health equity and racial justice (bringing light) and outlines key questions stakeholders can use to help hold these systems accountable for this critical work (bringing heat).

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Community Information Exchange Summit 2020: Accelerating Multi-Sector Collaboration to Advance Equity

09.22.2020 | Health Leads

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Conference Presentation, Data & Evaluation, Harnessing Data, Health Equity, Leadership & Change Management, Social Health Team & Workflow, Webinar/Training

We were proud to be a co-collaborator at the 2020 Community Information Exchange Summit, a national conference hosted by 2-1-1 San Diego. Here you can find all of our sessions, which focused on the importance of centering community and applying an anti-racism lens in order to achieve health equity.

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

05.22.2020 | Health Leads

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Data & Evaluation, Developed by Health Leads, Fact Sheet/One-Pager, Harnessing Data, Health Equity, ID & Screening, Leadership & Change Management, Navigation & Resource Connection, Social Health Team & Workflow, Webinar/Training, Workforce & Authentic Relationships

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. Here you'll find recordings, summaries and opportunities for upcoming sessions.

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Webinar Series: Intentionally Integrating Equity into SDOH Interventions

04.10.2020 | Health Leads

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Data & Evaluation, Developed by Health Leads, Health Equity, ID & Screening, Leadership & Change Management, Navigation & Resource Connection, Social Health Team & Workflow, Webinar/Training

Four health equity champions discuss equity’s role in the design and implementation process of SDOH interventions with a lens towards equity-centered human design. Panelists highlight the tactical approaches and strategies of integrating equity that has led to results and better outcomes in their communities

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Putting Learning into Practice to Innovate and Improve Patient Services: A Case Study of Seattle Children’s Hospital

02.26.2020 | Health Leads

Case Study, Community Partnerships, Data & Evaluation, Harnessing Data, Health Equity, Leadership & Change Management, Navigation & Resource Connection, Social Health Team & Workflow

To ensure social health programs are effective and scalable, Seattle Children’s embraces a culture that supports experimentation and failing fast - the concept of testing out new processes or activities on a small scale and adjusting or stopping the activity if it doesn’t yield the intended results. See how their team has been pursuing three distinct but aligned social health strategies.

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