Resource Library

This webinar features perspectives on the importance of building trust when embarking on data-sharing partnerships to help communities address the social determinants that negatively impact the health of people with complex health and social needs.

This blog examines the differences and similarities across multi-stakeholder partnerships, including how such partnerships are playing an increasingly important role in reimagining and transforming health in their communities.

This pulse check report explores developmental trends that partnerships may experience as they evolve, including potential momentum builders and pitfalls that could enable or impede progress. Findings point to similarities and differences among partnerships regarding their geographic foci, memberships, priorities, sources of authority, operational infrastructures, financing, and shorter- vs. longer-term outlooks.

This webinar highlights the importance of public health collaborating with health care and provides information about two national initiatives aimed at improving population health through reforming the delivery of health care services and exchanging information between sectors.

This Health Affairs article highlights a study using 16 years of data from a large cohort of U.S. communities to measure the extent and nature of multi-sector contributions to population health activities and how these contributions affect community mortality rates.

This brief examines how Public Health – Seattle & King County partners with local housing authorities to link housing data with Medicaid claims records.

This report provides background on the development of the Culture of Health action framework that identifies how the nation will work toward achieving the goal of enabling everyone in our diverse society to lead healthier lives, now and for generations to come.

This presentation features new studies to test multi-sector strategies for integrating delivery and financing systems to improve population health.

This presentation reviews recent research concerning multi-sectoral partnerships aimed at improving health status on a population-wide basis, with a particular focus on implementation strategies and on health and economic impact.

This report examines efforts by some of the nation’s leading foundations and community development practitioners, providing a guide for funders as they consider launching similar initiatives as well as helpful lessons for others engaged in cross-sector work.