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Stewards of Change
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Research Assistant
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Human Services, Education, Public Health, Public Safety, Health Information Technology, Emergency Services
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Public Health
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Navah Stein works as a Research Assistant at Stewards of Change and NIC. Her research focuses on the social determinants of health, interoperability and the opioid epidemic. Prior to working with Stewards of Change, Navah's work experience has exposed her to a diversity of issues surrounding health, human services, and the opioid epidemic. She has worked directly with resettled refugees through the Association of Africans Living in Vermont and as a residential counselor for pregnant women and mothers healing from substance abuse and trauma through the Lund Family Center. She also works as an assistant to a home-birth midwife in Vermont and is an Ashtanga yoga instructor, metal worker, artist and dancer. Navah holds a B.A in Environmental Studies and Anthropology from the University in Vermont.
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May 28, 2019
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"Hi all, Stacy here, from Sacramento! Aside from advocating for inclusion of ACEs in conversations about advancing upstream SDOHs, I'm committed to advancing knowledge, practice, and evaluation of interoperability in action to achieve cross-sector,…"
"I am looking forward to teaching our first ITCC cohort with CA National Association of Social Workers. I look forward to seeing you all on line. "
"Let's do this, people! Let me hear from you about what, how and when you want to engage with this. "
"Is the recorded presentation available online? Thank you!"
"I'm looking forward to learning more about ways to embed racial equity into our work, and most recently into the National Action Agenda. There is urgency given the impact on designing systems that take root causes into consideration. Please share…"
"Dr. Michael Blackman at Allscripts commented on this a few years back....Read his comments"
"California is also trying to contribute to this body of knowledge. The Government Alliance on Race and Equity is publishing information and can be found at https://www.racialequityalliance.org/tools-resources/"
"I welcome and encourage your do-no-harm focus - this should be the work of everyone in the POC (and beyond). This is closely embedded with racial equity work which is also all of our responsiblities. That being said, someone has to hold up the…"
"Hi Daniel, I think it's just a data modeling exercise. The Machine Learning stuff is only needed for sophisticated applications that would be harder to do without Linked Data. FHIR uses an ontology, and the APIs reference the data types in that…"
"I thought creating a Knowledge Graph was a significant endeavor because it required access to data, significant domain and Machine Learning expertise, as well as appropriate technical infrastructure, this makes it look much easier. "
" Thier link to Substance Abuse Confidentiality Regulations is also worth a review:
https://www.samhsa.gov/about-us/who-we-are/laws-regulations/confide..."
https://www.samhsa.gov/about-us/who-we-are/laws-regulations/confide..."
"Policy Link also posted some thoughts to help move this important topic. Just sking the question "Why are some populations atgreater risk of illnesses and preventable deaths than others?” helps to bring insight. "
"This is great, The InCK Model also supports CMS response to the national opioid crisis through the use of early identification of behavioral health risk factors for substance use and abuse in children and youth. Their seven-year model focuses on…"
"Great to hear. Am looking forward to seeing innovations that come from the Interopathon. "
"Will any resources or recordings be posted?"
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Welcome! Looking forward to your thoughts and feedback.
Hello Navah Stein, welcome to the NIC's Collaboration Hub!