Sharing successes and learning from each other can help us move toward a more equitable healthcare system. We'd love to hear examples of how your organization is strengthening its healthcare or community partnerships. Comment your response below. ? & visit The Intersection's website?for additional resources: https://bit.ly/43in9TN
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Discover "A Pathway to Better Care" – The Catalyst Care Group White Paper Publication 2024 This latest White Paper Publication offers a roadmap to transform health and social care, shaped by the voices of those who matter most—the families we care for, the dedicated support workers and healthcare professionals, and the commissioners and social workers driving change. This resource is grounded in compassion, designed to make a real impact, and built on the strength of the community. Inside, you’ll uncover: ? The progress made in creating care systems that truly put people first. ? The challenges we must still address to reduce reliance on institutional care. ? Practical steps for professionals, families, and caregivers to work together to deliver equal and timely support. This is about more than highlighting issues; — it’s about reshaping care to uphold dignity, protect rights, and transform lives. ?? Download the White Paper Publication today and be part of a community committed to making care better for everyone. ?? https://lnkd.in/dFhmFAPH
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Discover "A Pathway to Better Care" – The Catalyst White Paper Publication 2024 Our latest White Paper offers a roadmap to transform health and social care, shaped by the voices of those who matter most—the families we care for, the dedicated support workers and healthcare professionals, and the commissioners and social workers driving change. This resource is grounded in compassion, designed to make a real impact, and built on the strength of the community. Inside, you’ll uncover: ? The progress made in creating care systems that truly put people first. ? The challenges we must still address to reduce reliance on institutional care. ? Practical steps for professionals, families, and caregivers to work together to deliver equal and timely support. This is about more than highlighting issues; — it’s about reshaping care to uphold dignity, protect rights, and transform lives. ?? Download the White Paper Publication today and be part of a community committed to making care better for everyone. ?? https://lnkd.in/dFhmFAPH
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Class 8 is on! Welcome to the 8 new foundations joining the practice of the Equitable Evaluation Framework!
This week, we welcomed a new class of Equitable Evaluation Framework Practice Partners. It's safe to say we've increased our southern contingency on this go-round ?? Say "HI" to Houston Endowment, Episcopal Health Foundation, Georgia Health Initiative, Foundation for Louisiana, The Brown Foundation, Community Foundation for Mississippi, BETTY & DAVIS FITZGERALD FOUNDATION, INC., United Way of Greater Houston. And while you're at it, say "HI" to the folks who lead our practice. We've given you the obligatory Zoom screenshot, as our team of consultants are spread out across the U.S...just like our EEF Partners and Practitioners.
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A Pathway to Better Care – Catalyst Care Group’s 2024 White Paper Discover a bold vision for the future of health and social care with our latest White Paper. Shaped by the voices of families, dedicated support workers, healthcare professionals, and commissioners, this publication offers a clear roadmap for meaningful change. Inside, you'll find: ? Progress in building care systems that truly put people first. ? Challenges we must overcome to reduce reliance on institutional care. ? Practical steps for professionals, families, and caregivers to ensure equal and timely support. This isn’t just about identifying issues—it’s about reshaping care to uphold dignity, protect rights, and transform lives. ?? Download the White Paper today and join a community dedicated to improving care for all. ?? https://bit.ly/3CJstX7
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On Nothing Without Us, Stories and Discussions of Meaningful Inclusion, Annette and Allyson discussed the challenges and potential solutions for the Olmstead plan in Rhode Island, focusing on issues such as transportation, staffing in nursing homes, and the state's approach to healthcare. They also expressed concerns about the state's bureaucracy, overregulation, mismanagement of federal policies, and the need for more proactive and collaborative approaches to address these issues. The importance of advocacy and community presence in advocating for essential services was emphasized throughout the discussion. This discussions is presented in three parts: https://lnkd.in/eHAEqNyd https://lnkd.in/er74aMW9 https://lnkd.in/em3Eepjk
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How are we ensuring marginalized communities are represented in clinical trials? ?? By rebuilding trust, addressing healthcare barriers, and amplifying community voices. ????As part of our latest effort, we’ve partnered with healthcare organizations to launch Reflections Collective ??, a program promoting diversity in clinical trials. It kicked off in Atlanta, Georgia, with an art installation capturing unique perspectives on healthcare??Together, we’re making change. ? #DiversityInHealth #ClinicalTrials #HealthEquity #sanofiStories Learn more about how we’re shaping an inclusive future: https://spkl.io/6049fwOMc
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Another timely discussion about work EACH is leading which ought to be spread and delivered at scale.
We loved hosting Federal Health Minister Mark Butler MP and Member for Aston Mary Doyle MP at our Burwood Highway site in Ferntree Gully last week to talk through the challenges and opportunities of community-based healthcare – including the imminent loss of funding to Reconnexion, our specialist benzodiazepine dependency and withdrawal support service.? ?? This week, we’ll be welcoming Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah MP to our Patterson St site in Ringwood East to learn more about our customers’ needs, and especially our Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Clinic.? ? Image from left to right: Lauren Barker (Program Director - Primary Care), Camilla Radia-George (Executive Director - Operations), Mary Doyle MP, Mark Butler MP, Jayne Dullard (Executive Director, Engagement and Advocacy), and Andrew Gosbell (Board Chair).
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How are we working to ensure marginalized communities are represented in clinical trials? By rebuilding trust, addressing healthcare barriers, collaborating to enhance centers of excellence, and amplifying community engagement. As part of our latest effort, we teamed up with a collective of healthcare-focused organizations to launch Reflections Collective—an initiative aimed at advancing #diversity in clinical trials. This program kicked off in Atlanta, Georgia, with an art installation capturing artists’ unique views on healthcare. Learn more about how we’re shaping an inclusive future: https://spkl.io/6046feJe2
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How are we working to ensure marginalized communities are represented in clinical trials? By rebuilding trust, addressing healthcare barriers, collaborating to enhance centers of excellence, and amplifying community engagement. As part of our latest effort, we teamed up with a collective of healthcare-focused organizations to launch Reflections Collective—an initiative aimed at advancing #diversity in clinical trials. This program kicked off in Atlanta, Georgia, with an art installation capturing artists’ unique views on healthcare. Learn more about how we’re shaping an inclusive future: https://spkl.io/6049fwxR1
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? We are proud to announce new one-time funding awarded to multiple organizations to support the creation and expansion of close to sixty school-based health centers (SBHCs) across four counties in Connecticut. This initiative will bring vital, culturally sensitive, and age-appropriate healthcare services directly to elementary through high school students in communities statewide, improving access to quality care where it’s needed most. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eJTXJ9jf
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