Social workers can play a key role in curbing the rapid spread of disinformation via social media platforms. Learn how they use social work values for positive change in a divided world in this recent webinar: https://spr.ly/6044e8H4j
Center for Innovation in Social Work & Health at BU School of Social Work
研究服务
Boston，Massachusetts 577 位关注者
CISWH is dedicated to expanding the impact of social work in health to advance health equity and social justice.
关于我们
The Center for Innovation in Social Work and Health (CISWH) is dedicated to expanding the impact of social work in health care and public health in order to improve the health and well-being of vulnerable populations nationally and globally. CISWH seeks to improve outcomes, patient experience, and population health; reduce costs; and promote health equity and social justice. The Center promotes social work leadership in health through transdisciplinary, cross-sector collaboration with public health, medicine, health economics, technology, and other relevant disciplines. The Center accomplishes its mission through outcomes-oriented research, community partnerships, policy development, and by providing technical assistance and educational opportunities.
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Center for Innovation in Social Work & Health at BU School of Social Work的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 研究服务
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- 11-50 人
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- Boston，Massachusetts
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2015
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801 Massachusetts Ave
US，Massachusetts，Boston，02118
Center for Innovation in Social Work & Health at BU School of Social Work员工
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Dr. Tami L. Gouveia
Dynamic executive social work leader, innovator, and strategic thinker effective at leading high-performing teams and catalyzing change for equitable…
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Edima Ottoho
MPH | MBA | PMP | DrPH(c) | Health Policy | Public Health | Strategic Leadership
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Zo? Richman
Master's Student in Social Work
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Claudine Lavarin, MPH
PhD Candidate of Health Services Research at Boston University School of Public Health
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Learn how the FESAT, a valuable tool for healthcare organizations and teams developed by FamilyVoices, ensures families have a seat at the table in healthcare systems change for children with medical complexity: https://spr.ly/6047e8GVc
FESAT Tool Enhances Family Engagement in Health Systems Change
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Our “From Ballots to Better Health” series showcased how social workers are well positioned to run and serve in elected office, and how ranked choice voting can lead to more just and engaged elections. Learn more about it here: https://spr.ly/6044e81jn
5/1: Driving Democracy: How Social Workers Can Harness the Power of Ranked Choice Voting
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CISWH & BUSSW's Prof. Luz Marilis López and Dr. Maria Emilia Bianco were featured speakers at the International Social Work and Social Development conference in Panamá, where they shared testimonies from 20 immigrant women living in Mexico, Texas, and Boston. Learn more: https://spr.ly/6044e8HmO
CISWH and BUSSW Faculty Share Expertise on Trauma-Informed Care for Migrant Mothers and Children at International Social Work Conference in Panamá
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Empowering families is key to improving care for children with medical complexity (CMC). CISWH’s CMC CoIIN collaborated with families to design quality improvement measures that truly matter to them. Read how this partnership is driving meaningful improvements in care. https://spr.ly/6047e8EUS
Pediatrics: Measuring What Matters to Children With Medical Complexity and Their Families
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CISWH has partnered with HRSAgov’s Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) to develop the SURE Housing Project, ensuring access to quality housing and health services for people affected by HIV. Learn more: https://spr.ly/6046e8DXg
National Initiative Addresses HIV-Related Inequities Through Supportive Housing Interventions
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Tomorrow: Join us for the second installment of our virtual café series on meeting the needs of children with medical complexity. Led by Dr. Dennis Kuo, Bethlyn Houlihan, and Cara Coleman, the webinar will cover strategies to enhance care delivery and mitigate systems-level bias. Register here: https://spr.ly/6041e88wN
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Tomorrow: Join us for the final session of the From Ballots to Better Health Virtual series! Dr. Tami Gouveia, Rebekah Gewirtz, and Ayesha M. Wilson will discuss how social workers can harness the power of ranked choice voting. Register here: https://spr.ly/6041jGqiJ
5/1: Driving Democracy: How Social Workers Can Harness the Power of Ranked Choice Voting
https://ciswh.org
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Join us for Driving Democracy: How Social Workers Harness the Power of Ranked Choice Voting on May 1 at 7 PM ET. Learn from experts about running for office, ranked choice voting and advocating for fair elections. Register now: https://spr.ly/6045bYRsT
5/1: Driving Democracy: How Social Workers Can Harness the Power of Ranked Choice Voting
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our 2nd From Ballots to Better Health event on social workers fighting against dark money in politics. Many thanks to Drs. Charles Lewis and Jessica Hare for an energizing conversation. Missed the session? View the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/gKaNxrdc #socialwork #mapoli
4/23: Agents of Change: Social Workers Leading the Fight Against Dark Money in Politics
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