Three organizations whose primary focus is on improving and transforming health and healthcare delivery within their communities joined NRHI: The Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN), Gary and Mary West Health Institute, and Healthy Alliance IPA.
Many off-site COVID-19 testing centers (OSCTCs) are struggling with strategies to serve vulnerable populations who have some of the highest rates of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. Inter-OSCTC sharing of successful protocols and systems has been hampered by evolving resource constraints, the changing science of testing, and ever increasing COVID-19 case counts.
The Health Improvement Partnership (HIP) of Santa Cruz County is one of the newest members of NRHI. HIP supports healthcare system improvement, emphasizing prevention and equity, through integrated, coordinated approaches…
Increasing the health literacy of people in poverty, the uninsured, and the most vulnerable populations positively impacts their health, confidence, resilience, and self-reliance. Regional health improvement collaboratives are well positioned to bring forward community-centric solutions because of their multi-stakeholder multi-sector work and vested interest in creating thriving communities.
During the 13th webinar in our Collaboratives in Action series, Elizabeth Winterbauer, MPH, lead researcher, discussed the key considerations identified through interviews with nearly thirty testing sites across the country.…
A recent federal report on COVID-19 infections and deaths by race showed that Black and Latinx populations in the United States are three times more likely to contract COVID-19 and…
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