Resource Library

This webinar evaluates a novel mechanism for incorporating social services into existing health billing codes, thereby allowing both social and health care services to be reimbursed within one system.

This report provides guidance for those in non-health care sectors (e.g. housing, social services, community-based organizations) on effectively engaging and advancing conversations with health care stakeholders about sharing data.

This report outlines the process of discovering the value of multi-sector data sharing initiatives and a basic method for reaching out to those in a community who may share an interest in collaborating and sharing data.

This report highlights ways that cross-sector data can guide the development of innovative initiatives to improve people’s lives. Examples include using data to inform a community needs assessment, build the case for a city-wide Housing First initiative, and guide a complex care intervention that begins in a county jail.

This report illustrates how the Healthy Homes Des Moines collaborative, based in Des Moines, Iowa, addresses what happens when you treat asthma with healthy housing and education.

This report provides a framework to facilitate collaborative working relationships between the public health and health care sectors, including governance structure, financing plan, cross-sector prevention model(s), data sharing strategy, and performance measurement and evaluation.

This policy brief outlines health and housing literature and provides high-level direction for future research and policy agendas, as there is strong evidence characterizing housing’s relationship to health.

This workbook demystifies financing and gives multisector partnerships and organizations a handful of practical, user-friendly tools to help them see financing in a new light and create an action plan for moving beyond the grant.

This report provides examples of how organizations address legal and regulatory concerns about sharing data. Approaches include creating easy-to-use tools to determine who has access to which data, creating adaptable yet secure data sharing agreements, and engaging the leadership and legal teams of the organizations involved.

This report details how the health department and managed care organizations in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania formed a unique data sharing partnership to improve cardiovascular health outcomes.