From Planning to Implementation: Your AHC Social Needs Strategy

08.06.2018

Keywords: Accountable Health Communities

Health Leads
Health, dignity and well-being for all

Did your organization recently receive an Accountable Health Communities (AHC) Model award? In this 60-minute webinar, Health Leads experts share best practices to help AHC grant recipients develop a plan to screen patients for essential needs.

Access the recording below and gain critical insights on the key elements of a successful essential needs intervention, including:

How to build the strongest possible essential needs program
Top implementation challenges in the AHC model
Effective ways to track and measure success

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