The June Transform Westside Summit featured yet another insightful discussion you won't want to miss. This morning, we had the opportunity to hear from health experts Stefanie Hurst, senior director of community health, and Sylvia Morris, MD, MPH, hospitalist and area physician market lead, from Kaiser Permanente on the intersection of housing and health. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this important conversation. If you couldn't make it, don't worry! You can still watch the full Summit on our YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gUhEdVAf
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How do you effect change and advance health equity locally? I look forward to exploring this question with Dr. Cecile Pierre and Senator Liz Miranda Wednesday morning at RCC. This discussion, presented by the Health Equity Compact, will focus on the current workforce crisis, policy solutions, and collaboration!
Please join us for a timely and critical conversation on December 6th at 8:30 am with the Health Equity Compact on how to effect change and advance health equity in our community. RCC Interim President Jackie Jenkins-Scott will facilitate a discussion with Dr. Charles Anderson, The Dimock Center President/CEO; Senator Liz Miranda, Massachusetts State Senate, Second Suffolk District; Oz Mondejar, Human Resources/DE&I, Mucho Gusto Consulting; and Claire Cecile Pierre, MD, Vice President of Community Health Programs at Mass General Brigham. Please email Valerie Thornhill-Hudson at vthornhill-hudson@rcc.mass.edu to RSVP!
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In this new blog post, leaders with the Children's Health Alliance of Wisconsin and Medical College of Wisconsin dive deeper into how they are elevating voices of people with lived experiences to identify gaps in #oralhealth care in communities. https://ow.ly/gCOv50SxXGf
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In this new blog post, leaders with the Children's Health Alliance of Wisconsin and Medical College of Wisconsin dive deeper into how they are elevating voices of people with lived experiences to identify gaps in #oralhealth care in communities. https://ow.ly/FSNF50SkOB9
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In this new blog post, leaders with the Children's Health Alliance of Wisconsin and Medical College of Wisconsin dive deeper into how they are elevating voices of people with lived experiences to identify gaps in #oralhealth care in communities. https://ow.ly/NjKL50SqTPG
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In this new blog post, leaders with the Children's Health Alliance of Wisconsin and Medical College of Wisconsin dive deeper into how they are elevating voices of people with lived experiences to identify gaps in #oralhealth care in communities. https://ow.ly/iHI750StJrh
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In this new blog post, leaders with the Children's Health Alliance of Wisconsin and Medical College of Wisconsin dive deeper into how they are elevating voices of people with lived experiences to identify gaps in #oralhealth care in communities. https://ow.ly/8x8x50SsQcP
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In this new blog post, leaders with the Children's Health Alliance of Wisconsin and Medical College of Wisconsin dive deeper into how they are elevating voices of people with lived experiences to identify gaps in #oralhealth care in communities. https://ow.ly/N3pQ50SpF3s
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😊 Good Measures can't wait to attend the Alliance of Community Health Plans (ACHP) Annual Symposium in Washington, DC this week! With the lineup of organizations attending, like Geisinger, Kaiser Permanente, Martin's Point Health Care, UPMC, Presbyterian Healthcare Services, and many more, we'll be exploring topics such as leveraging data to drive health equity interventions, AI for health plan efficiencies, the potential of GLP-1s, and health plan successes in battling chronic disease prevalence. See you there! https://bit.ly/3PF563M #ACHP23 #HealthEquity #HealthPlans
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Attention, Texas CHC Advocates! Urgent Call to Action Time is of the essence! We have less than 2 months to rally Congress and secure long-term, stable funding for our crucial Health Centers. THE TIME IS NOW to make our voices heard and stand up for the 1.8 million Texans who depend on Community Health Centers for their well-being. Let's unite for a healthier Texas! Here's how you can make a difference: Spread the Word: Share this post and raise awareness about the critical need for long-term funding. Tag friends, family, and fellow advocates to join the cause. Contact Your Representatives: Reach out to your local representatives and tell them why stable funding for Health Centers is essential. Use your voice to make a lasting impact. Social Media Blitz: Amplify the message on all your social media platforms. Use #TXCHCAdvocacy and share personal stories or testimonials about the positive impact of Community Health Centers. Engage Your Community: Mobilize friends, family, and neighbors to join the cause. The more voices we have, the stronger our message becomes. Let's make history together! Every action counts; together, we can ensure a healthier future for all Texans. #HealthcareForAll #TXCHC #AdvocacyMatters #CommunityHealth #equityaccessquality
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It's National Public Health Week! This year's theme — "Protecting, Connecting and Thriving: We Are All Public Health" — reflects that the future of #publichealth hinges on our ability to bridge systems thinking, cross-sector collaboration, and community engagement to address the challenges facing our communities. Our Resilience Catalysts (RC) in Public Health initiative is working with local health departments across the country to do just that, helping strengthen their capacity to identify and address the root causes and structural drivers of inequity, including structural racism. Download our recently published evaluation report and infographic to learn more about the RC process and lessons learned: https://lnkd.in/ehfKdJFB #NPHW
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It was an honor to be in dialogue with Stefanie Hurst Kaiser Permanente Georgia moderated by John Ahmann Westside Future Fund discussing health and housing. Thank you Westside Future Fund for these gahtherings are truly rewarding.