Aligning Systems for Health: Research Learnings from Across the Nation
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Description
Summarizes findings from three cohorts funded through the Aligning Systems for Health initiative, which explores how systems can better work together to address community goals and needs. Covers research on how established
collaborative systems responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, how collaborative systems can be measured, and the evidence base around approaches and conditions that foster collaborative systems. Features findings from the Strengthening Health Equity in Recovery Outcomes (SHERO) study, which measured and
described the context surrounding cross-sector alignment within rural and urban community networks in Kentucky, and system alignment efforts across four tribal partners.
Date
10/2023
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Document
Organization
Georgia Health Policy Center
Tagged as
American Indian or Alaska Native · Behavioral health · COVID-19 · Emergency preparedness and response · Health disparities · Healthcare business and finance · Maternal health and prenatal care · Networking and collaboration · Service delivery models