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How States Can Use Medicaid Managed Care Contracts to Support Community Health Workers

09.27.2019 | Families USA

Fact Sheet/One-Pager, Finance, Payment & Policy, Social Health Team & Workflow, Whitepaper/Research, Workforce & Authentic Relationships

This issues brief from FamiliesUSA details several ways organizations can use Medicaid managed care dollars to support community health workers and similar roles. Understanding the funding streams that are applicable to your program — and how to access them — is critical to sustaining programs that tackle disparities and improve community health.

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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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Physician Burnout & Higher Clinic Capacity to Address Patients’ Social Needs

05.16.2019 | Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine

News/Opinion, Social Health Team & Workflow, Workforce & Authentic Relationships

Published in the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine (JABFM) a recent study of nearly 1,300 family physicians explored the question of whether efforts to address patients' essential needs in clinical settings contribute to or help to mitigate physician burnout. The results may surprise you!

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Strategies to Support Community Health Worker Sustainability

05.14.2019 | Health Leads

Patient/Provider Story, Social Health Team & Workflow, Whitepaper/Research, Workforce & Authentic Relationships

To gain a deeper understanding of the barriers to sustaining CHW roles in clinical settings, Health Leads interviewed leaders from three organizations that have taken a creative approach to their community-facing workforce. Though their initiatives varied in scope, placement and population served, we uncovered five common CHW sustainability strategies across all three health systems.

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Building Healthy Communities: Lessons from Global Health

03.25.2019 | Health Leads

Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Data & Evaluation, Social Health Team & Workflow, Video/Explainer

In this short video, Health Leads' Chief of Program & Partnerships, Ken Himmelman, literally draws on lessons from global health to explain how a combined focus on caregivers, small-scale data and community defined aims forms a strong foundation for effective health systems.

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What’s Exciting in the Complex Care Blueprint

03.11.2019 | Lea Tompsett

Blog/Overview, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Data & Evaluation, Leadership & Change Management, Social Health Team & Workflow, Toolkit

To deliver whole-person care, we need to move beyond siloed thinking and do a better job coordinating efforts across medical, behavioral and social domains. The Blueprint for Complex Care helps to address this challenge, offering 11 core opportunities to strengthen the field and improve care delivery.

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Dr. Gabriella Rosen Kellerman

"Project HEALTH was one of the first experiences I had where I could identify a challenge, formulate a solution, and then bring it to life in healthcare. For healthcare to continue evolving to provide better care to more people, we need to encourage young people to come into the field with an entrepreneurial spirit. They need to know that they have the power to design and build new solutions to improve how healthcare is practiced."
By Abbie Dusseldorp

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