Search

Search results

1016 results found

ResProg Webinar | Linking Medical Homes to Social Service Systems for Medicaid Populations (2018)

Presentation: February 21, 2018

Overview Low socioeconomic status and other social risk factors are linked to poor health outcomes and increased emergency department (ED) visits. Assessing and addressing these social risk factors can help improve these outcomes. However, connecting social services organizations addressing these...

Webinar: Addressing Social Risk Through Medical Home and Social Services Connectivity and Communication

Presentation: May 08, 2019

Overview Social risk factors such as low socioeconomic status are linked to poor health outcomes, increased emergency department (ED) visits and impact health care quality, cost, and use. Assessing and addressing these social risk factors can lead to improved patient outcomes. However, making...

ResProg Webinar | Linking Medical Homes to Social Service Systems for Medicaid Populations

Presentation: January 28, 2021

PRESENTATION: Dr. Mamaril at the 2nd Annual Interdisciplinary Population Health Research Conference

Events: Monday, Sep 19, 2016, 12:00am -Monday, Sep 19, 2016, 11:59pm

This year’s meeting brings together a wide array of population health experts who will discuss important issues in the field. Persistent & Emerging Issues in Population Health Science will include keynote speakers as well as panels, posters, and other innovative sessions, all currently in...

WEBINAR: Strengthening the Carrying Capacity of Local Health and Social Service Agencies to Absorb Increased Hospital/Clinical Referrals

Presentation: December 04, 2019

Overview As hospitals and clinics increase screenings for social determinants of health (SDOH), referrals to agencies that provide services to address these needs also will increase. However, questions remain about the ability of nonprofits and other “community resources” to absorb these increased...

WEBINAR: Local Public Health and Primary Care Collaboration: A Practice-Based Approach

Events: Wednesday, Jul 13, 2016, 12:00am -Wednesday, Jul 13, 2016, 11:59pm

Mixed methods results from a four-state, multi-PBRN study of primary care-public health collaboration at the local level will be presented. Discussion will feature an emerging, multi-dimensional partnership model, classification of local jurisdictions within that model, characteristics of successful...

Institutional Support for Informal Caregivers as a Mechanism to Enhance Care Recipient Use of Social Service Delivery Systems (ILPN 2018)

Presentation: September 10, 2018

Overview The International Long-term care Policy Network (ILPN) is a network of researchers, policy-makers and other stakeholders which promotes the global exchange of evidence and knowledge on long-term care policy. The biennial ILPN conference aims to bring together participants from academia...

Develop an Interactive Payment Design Tool for Coordinated Specialty Care (24th NIMH Mental Health Services Research Conference)

Presentation: January 14, 2019

Overview In August 2018, the Services Research and Clinical Epidemiology Branch, part of the NIMH Division of Services and Intervention Research (DSIR), hosted the 24th NIMH Mental Health Services Research (MHSR) Conference. The MHSR is one of the nation’s premier mental health services research...

PRESENTATION: Public Health Systems and the Social and Economic Determinants of Health

Events: Wednesday, Jun 15, 2016, 12:00am -Wednesday, Jun 15, 2016, 11:59pm

Public health services and delivery systems have the potential to improve population health and reduce health inequities by intervening on pathways that connect social and economic determinants to health outcomes. This session profiles the developing field of public health services and systems...

ResProg Webinar | Implementing a Culture of Health among Delaware's Probation Population

Presentation: November 15, 2017

Overview Individuals under the U.S. probation system have higher incidences of health conditions including substance abuse and mental illness and are less likely to access health care and other social services, such as education, transportation, employment, and housing, than those not involved in...