VIDEO: Community Partnerships to Advance Patient Health

10.22.2018

Keywords: Community-centered Care, Essential Needs, Resource Connection

CleanMed Conference
Panels & Discussions

Initiatives that help to address the essential needs of patients will integrate your healthcare organization’s operations with community partners in entirely new ways — including newly-shared opportunities and risks.

This CleanMed 2018 session with Karis Grounds and Scott Orsey explores how to better understand the landscape of resources and providers in your community to connect people with the resources they need to stay healthy.

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Tags: Community Partnerships, Community Partnerships & Engagements, Navigation & Resource Connection, Video/Explainer, Webinar/Training

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