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New research from the Community Health Impact Coalition, published in The Lancet Global Health, confirms moral and technical failures in health systems design. Labor laws must be upheld, and professional CHW (#proCHW) cadres with fair contracts should be prioritized. Do you want to be part of changing health systems design? Get the research and join the movement: https://shorturl.at/jEMS8 #WHS2023
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New research from the Community Health Impact Coalition, published in The Lancet Global Health, confirms moral and technical failures in health systems design. Labor laws must be upheld, and professional CHW (#proCHW) cadres with fair contracts should be prioritized. Do you want to be part of changing health systems design? Get the research and join the movement: https://shorturl.at/jEMS8 #WHS2023
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New research from the Community Health Impact Coalition, published in The Lancet Global Health, confirms moral and technical failures in health systems design. Labor laws must be upheld, and professional CHW (#proCHW) cadres with fair contracts should be prioritized. Do you want to be part of changing health systems design? Get the research and join the movement: https://shorturl.at/jEMS8 #WHS2023
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New research from the Community Health Impact Coalition, published in The Lancet Global Health, confirms moral and technical failures in health systems design. Labor laws must be upheld, and professional CHW (#proCHW) cadres with fair contracts should be prioritized. Do you want to be part of changing health systems design? Get the research and join the movement: https://shorturl.at/jEMS8 #WHS2023
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"Deepening my knowledge of the Georgia health policy landscape and cultivating relationships with those who are a part of this shared ecosystem...allows us to pinpoint the unique role helpful for our organization to play in advancing health equity." Read our latest post from Sarah Catherine Phillips, MPA, Director of Policy Strategies, who shares thoughts on becoming a trusted partner to all who share our vision of a Georgia where all people have the opportunity to attain their fullest potential for health. https://lnkd.in/g9H6VzHq
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#TipTuesday: The Principles of Trustworthiness Toolkit is the AAMC’s Center for Health Justice’s foundational ready-to-use framework and tools for organizations working to become trustworthy partners to their communities through humility, authenticity, intersectionality, and long-term commitment. Learn more and access the toolkit at https://ow.ly/iZ1T50PHX9e.
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ALL Health Plans have RISK - The difference is whether you choose to manage it or let it manage you
Level-funded plan are one of the few ways for employers to continue to be able to offer affordable benefits. And contrary to what the government believes, they are typically designed, or packaged, to allow smaller employers to participate without taking excessive risk, and having to being experts in self-funding. Of course using an advisor that is well educated in self-funding always helps too.
Professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Our thoughts on self-selection issues, coauthored with Katy Talento, Karen Kerrigan, & Joel White, in Health Affairs Forefront: https://lnkd.in/gRX9SU72 The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Great piece. level-funding can be a compelling solution for many companies. Choice among myriad options is the best way to address the market.
Professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Our thoughts on self-selection issues, coauthored with Katy Talento, Karen Kerrigan, & Joel White, in Health Affairs Forefront: https://lnkd.in/gRX9SU72 The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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