Transforming Health Through Community Partnership
How Shared Stewardship Can Amplify the Dignity of Home Care Work See Article with Related Videos HERE! By Laila Hussain All of us, at some point in our lives, will require care for ourselves or for a loved one. By some estimates, 70 percent of people over the...
Save the Date: November 28, 2023 In-person & Virtual Event, Additional Information and Registration to Come Rocky Mount, North Carolina “Transforming the Narrative: Amplifying Voices, Addressing Disparities, Promoting Justice” Sponsor: FaithHealth...
By Tyler Norris, MDiv The term ‘social movement’ is increasingly found in organizational, community, and political narratives. Yet typically, it is proffered without shared understanding of what is meant by the term, nor applied with any measure of rigor and...
Stakeholder Health Recognizes Community Transformation Champions with Dr. Gerald Winslow and Dr. Ruth J. Temple Awards Recipients Dr. Somava Saha and Ji Im devote lives to improving health in underserved communities. By Christine Pickering Stakeholder Health, a...
INVITATION Investing in Health and Well-Being: Reimagining Opportunity and Accountability @ the NY Fed, May 31, 2023 with Tyler Norris, Don Berwick, Patty Gabow, and others REGISTER HERE for the virtual event Greetings, Please join me, Don Berwick MD,...
Take the Survey HERE! —Thanks! Friends, I’m inviting Stakeholder Health colleagues who represent hospitals and health systems to participate in a campaign we are leading with The Governance Institute, called One Impact. The purpose is to more effectively...
I asked ChatGPT how to address a healthcare challenge. Look at its response below. What do you think? How well did AI do? —Tom Peterson Q: How can hospitals improve healthcare access? Please list 10 ways with a one-sentence explanation. We're especially...
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Grand Rounds Tom Peterson Accelerating World Change Wednesday, March 22, 9-10 EST Join Zoom Meeting HERE Meeting ID: 839 9086 6312 Passcode: 893130 From Teresa Cutts: Friends, we are delighted to...
By Gary Gunderson Jimmy Carter is not dead quite yet. Counting him out was almost never a good idea, whether he was running for an improbable office (every one he ever held) or an improbable health goal (guinea worm, polio, smoking or handgun violence). Or...
Learn More HERE A decade ago, two National Academies reports -- US Health in International Perspective: Shorter Lives, Poorer Health and For the Public’s Health: Investing in a Healthier Future--made important findings and recommendations regarding the nation's...