What does it look like to fund, design and implement cross-sector, community-driven and anti-racist approaches that address the social determinants of health? When we think of public health, there’s value in thinking of it as an ecosystem that involves multiple sectors, each with different roles and different strengths. This new primer from Public Health Institute's Build Healthy Places Network and the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD)(NACDD), with funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, takes exactly that approach. It lays out a roadmap for how public health and community development sectors can work together—and alongside communities—to achieve their common goals to advance health and racial equity, with recommendations, strategies and lessons-learned from national, state and local leaders. One highlight that stands out to me: Practitioners need to develop a shared language across sectors—not just to understand each other's common terms (for example, CDC can stand for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but also community development corporations)—but specifically around race and equity. https://lnkd.in/g7ak-y2y #PublicHealth #CommunityDevelopment #CommunityHealth #CDFI #UpstreamHealth #HealthEquity #RacialEquity #SocialDeterminants #HealthAndHousing #VitalConditions
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What better way to improve community health than by partnering with people who live in the communities we serve. Learn about the role of community health workers. https://ow.ly/3QNB30sFecm
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What better way to improve community health than by partnering with people who live in the communities we serve. Learn about the role of community health workers. https://ow.ly/BIqX30sFg4a
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Patricia Nickel, Ph.D., and I recently published an article titled "Community Engagement, Equity, and Cross-Sector Public Health Practice." This article aims to improve understanding of community engagement and health equity in the context of cross-sector governance for public health. Whether you're a public health practitioner, researcher, or passionate about creating equitable communities, the article offers valuable perspectives and practical approaches. It's definitely worth checking out.
Community Engagement, Equity, and Cross-Sector Public Health Practice - Patricia M. Nickel, Cerise Hunt, 2024
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Community health workers are the cornerstone of equitable care, bridging gaps to address social determinants of health. At PCHI, we support the recent Center for Health Care Strategies brief emphasizing the critical role of CHWs and the need for sustainable frameworks, training, and outcome-based payment models. The PCHI Model equips CHWs with the tools, training, and support they need while building coordinated networks that improve health outcomes across the U.S. Learn more about the CHCS brief and PCHI’s commitment to creating sustainable solutions that address immediate needs and drive long-term community health improvements. #healthequity #communityhealth #CHWs #carecoordination #PCHI
Empowering Community Health Workers – The Core of the PCHI Model
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Southern Province has successfully conducted a dissemination Workshop of the Community Health Policy Documents with support from UNICEF. The dissemination Workshop was long overdue as the Ministry of Health launched these documents in April 2023. The Policy Documents will help to ensure alignment and proper coordination of players working in the community health space thereby address problems of fragmentation. The Policy Documents include.. 1. National Community Health Strategic and Operational Plan 2022 - 2026 2. CBV incentive guidelines 3. Community Health Service Package 4. Community Health Scorecard Guidelines for Social Accountability 5. CBV contracts and Guidelines 6. CBV Training Package and Facilitator's Manual If you are working in the community health space, find time to read. Caption: Joint with Western and Southern District and Provincial, Implementing Partners
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We invited people in several Nebraska counties to talk to us about their health-related needs, experiences, and ideas for a better future, uncovering significant insights into how Social Drivers of Health (SDOH) impact community health & well-being. Through collaboration with community members and health providers, we identified key strengths, challenges, and solutions to address #healthinequities. Read highlights from the Community Health Equity Project Nebraska brief ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02w--zd0
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We invited people in several Nebraska counties to talk to us about their health-related needs, experiences, and ideas for a better future, uncovering significant insights into how Social Drivers of Health (SDOH) impact community health & well-being. Through collaboration with community members and health providers, we identified key strengths, challenges, and solutions to address #healthinequities. Read highlights from the Community Health Equity Project Nebraska brief ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02xr6_B0
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We invited people in several Nebraska counties to talk to us about their health-related needs, experiences, and ideas for a better future, uncovering significant insights into how Social Drivers of Health (SDOH) impact community health & well-being. Through collaboration with community members and health providers, we identified key strengths, challenges, and solutions to address #healthinequities. Read highlights from the Community Health Equity Project Nebraska brief ⬇️ https://hubs.la/Q02w-Rhq0
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