Resource Library

This interview explores the impetus and opportunity for new partnerships between health systems and community-based organizations, the relationship between health and social factors, and navigating tension between health systems and community-based organizations.

This blog highlights the Camden Coalition Health Information Exchange—a collaborative data-sharing platform created to improve care delivery and give clinical and non-medical partners real-time access to important medical information for patients.

This publication outlines Project Restoration's approach to cross-sector collaboration with a shared population of high-utilizing community members, describes the process and outcomes of the collaboration, provides strategies to mitigate challenges that arise during collaboration, and offers insights to inform similar initiatives in communities nationwide.

This case study explores Northwest Ohio Pathways HUB’s best practices for effectively aligning systems to meaningfully impact health inequities in Toledo, Ohio.

This article details how a North Carolina program helps recently released inmates connect to health care, social services, and support.

This brief aims to help health systems provide access to health-related data to social service organizations in their community.

This brief outlines steps to help health systems and community-based organizations build relationships that draw on each other’s strengths, put patients first, and support ecosystem development in local communities.

This webinar presents findings from research that explores community-based organization/health care collaborations to address patients’ social needs, with an emphasis on Medicaid’s focus on social determinants.

This webinar features a research project that addresses the barriers to adoption of payment innovations that can be accomplished by combining economics and health information technology to significantly improve population mental health.

This article illustrates how ONE Health in Tennessee is helping chronically ill uninsured patients navigate the health system and connect with social services.