1.26.2021 Lessons from Abroad: Care Coordination Across Sectors Breakout Presentation Slides

Lessons from Abroad: Care Coordination Across Sectors presentation covered how the American experience with the integration of health and social policy (or the lack thereof) is unique. Most countries, including not only the wealthy/developed ones but

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1.26.2021 Beyond the Doctor's Office: Housing is Healthcare Breakout Presentation Slides

Beyond the Doctor's Office: Housing is Healthcare presentation covered how healthcare professionals find that the most important factor is housing when it comes to making progress on the health and well-being of underserved populations. In other word

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1.26.2021 A New Service Utility: Governance & Consent Management for Integrated, Person-Centered Care Breakout Presentation Slides

A New Service Utility: Governance & Consent Management for Integrated, Person-Centered Care Breakout presentation covered how governance is widely recognized as a key to cross-sector data sharing and interoperability, and one of the most challenging

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1.26.2021 Welcome and Orientation to Day 2 and Change at Scale: Research, Social Determinants and Interoperability Converge at the VA Presentation Slides

The Welcome and Orientation and Change at Scale: Research, Social Determinants and Interoperability Converge and the VA presentation described how large-scale data interoperability can be implemented at a systems level and examined the potential (and

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1.25.2021 Driving Systems Level Change: What Matters Most Now and into the Future

Driving Systems Level Change: What Matters Most Now and into the Future fisbowl conversation focused on how the NAA’s action recommendations fit into our “moon shot” proposal for the new Biden administration: Issue an executive order to jump-start a

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1.25.2021 From Research to Reality: What we Know (and Don't) about the Social Determinants

From Research to Reality: What we Know (and Don't) about the Social Determinants presentation focused on how the influence of social conditions on human health has been known since time immemorial. This knowledge/insight, for example, inspired hygien

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1.25.2021 Courting Equity: Using Technology to Improve Access to the Civil Justice System Breakout Presentation Slides

Courting Equity: Using Technology to Improve Access to the Civil Justice System presentation focused on work that Stewards of Change Institute is conducting as part of a national initiative by the Pew Charitable Trusts to make the U.S. civil justice

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1.25.2021 Let's Get Technical: A Deeper Dive into Project Unify and Data Integration Breakout Presentation Slides

Let's Get Technical: A Deeper Dive into Project Unify and Data Integration presentation covered the work Project Unify team members have been working on with the Integrated Care for Kids (InCK) site in New Jersey to develop a proof-of-concept (POC) i

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1.25.2021 Shovel Ready: Implementing the NAA Action Recommendations and Project Unify Presentation Slides

Shovel Ready: Implementing the NAA Action Recommendations and Project Unify presentation focused on how NAA’s priority action recommendations will be implemented in the months ahead with our first partner, the New Jersey Integrated Care for Kids site

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1.25.2021 Welcome and Overview: Where are we now and where are we headed?

These presentation slides covered the opening of the National Action Agenda Symposium on January 25, 2021. Presenters during this session included Daniel Stein, Karen Smith, David Rehkopf, Uma Ahluwalia, and Michael Chris Gibbons.

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Examining the Social Safety Net’s Impact on Working Families: Navigating Complex Benefits, Benefits Cliffs and Poverty Traps

In November 2019, Imagine LA launched a comprehensive Financial Wellness Pathways Initiative, designed to create financial independence among very low-income families headed by single parents – Imagine LA’s primary service population. This initiative

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A Strategic and Equitable Response to COVID: Considerations for the COVID Taskforce

A Strategic and Equitable Response to COVID: Considerations for the COVID Taskforce

1. COVID-19 is a connected “syndemic” which requires a coordinated strategic response across sectors.
2. The Corona crisis will re-draw the redlining maps of the past cent

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