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SAIH Newsletter May 2025

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Welcome! Please enjoy our Spring 2025 newsletter from the Systems Alignment Innovation Hub (SAIH), supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) national Systems for Action Research (S4A) Program. Read on for the latest news on our Community Power Network, Free Technical Assistance &...

Tool - YouthHealthConnect

Blog: August 05, 2025

YouthHealthConnect is a response to young people’s stated need for health services that resonate with their cultures and personal identities. This digital health resources map was created in response to what youth and youth-serving agencies told us about existing gaps and barriers. Our work now is...

SAIH Equity Capacity-Building Grantee | Restorative Community Solutions

Events: Wednesday, Sep 24, 2025, 12:00pm -Wednesday, Sep 24, 2025, 01:00pm

Title: Are We Ready? Transformative Engagement | Viability of Small–Mid Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) Led by Lived Experience for CalAIM Restorative Community Solutions (RCS) Presenters: Earl Simms Erin Kennedy, JD >> View recording . >> Download slides here .

Using structured and unstructured data to identify patients' need for services that address the social determinants of health

Publication: Journal Article

Vest, Joshua, Shaun J Grannis, Dawn P. Haut, Paul Halverson, and Nir Menachemi. 2017. “Using Structured and Unstructured Data to Identify Patients’ Need for Services That Address the Social Determinants of Health”. International Journal of Medical Informatics.

Government Spending In Health And Nonhealth Sectors Associated With Improvement In County Health Rankings (Related Publications)

Publication: Journal Article

JM, McCullough, and Jonathon P Leider. 2016. “Government Spending In Health And Nonhealth Sectors Associated With Improvement In County Health Rankings (Related Publications)”. Health Affairs.

Following the Great Recession, Governments Spent More on Law and Order and Less on Health and Social Services

Publication: Journal Article

McCullough, Mac, Jonathon P Leider, Beth Resnick, and David M Bishai. 2020. “Following the Great Recession, Governments Spent More on Law and Order and Less on Health and Social Services”. JPHMP Direct.

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SAIH Newsletter May 2025

Tool - YouthHealthConnect

SAIH Equity Capacity-Building Grantee | Restorative Community Solutions

How does Atlanta transportation affect public health? GSU researchers want to know

Testing the Impact of a Referral Program to Link Probationers to Primary Care Evidence Brief

Defining Comprehensive Public Health Delivery Systems

Estimating the Cost of Providing Foundational Public Health Services

Using structured and unstructured data to identify patients' need for services that address the social determinants of health

Government Spending In Health And Nonhealth Sectors Associated With Improvement In County Health Rankings (Related Publications)

Following the Great Recession, Governments Spent More on Law and Order and Less on Health and Social Services