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1. Beyond referral: pediatric care linkages to improve developmental health

Publication:: [New York, N.Y.] : Commonwealth Fund, [2006]
Subject(s):: Child Development
Child Health Services
Pediatrics
Referral and Consultation
Child
Community Health Services
Community Networks
Developmental Disabilities -- therapy
Early Intervention (Education)
Primary Health Care
Social Work
Humans
United States

2. Striving toward a culture of health: how do non-medical needs factor into alternative payment models? : topic profile : alignment across sectors--multi-sector care delivery

Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : AcademyHealth, April 2017
Subject(s):: Community Health Services
Intersectoral Collaboration
Social Determinants of Health
Social Work
Insurance, Health, Reimbursement
Population Health
Humans
United States

3. Integrating community health workers into state and local chronic disease prevention efforts: program and financing considerations

Author(s):: Spencer, Anna, author
Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : AcademyHealth, February 2018
Subject(s):: Chronic Disease -- prevention & control
Community Health Services
Community Health Workers
Medicaid
Preventive Health Services
Social Determinants of Health
Community Health Workers -- education
Managed Care Programs
Patient Navigation
Social Work
Humans
Minnesota
New Mexico
Texas
United States
Washington

4. Community care coordination systems: connecting patients to community services

Author(s):: Bonney Jennie, author
Chang, Debbie I., author
Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : AcademyHealth, February 2018
Subject(s):: Community Health Services
Health Services Needs and Demand
Social Determinants of Health
Patient Navigation
Social Work
Humans
United States

5. Medicaid and Head Start: opportunities to collaborate and pay for upstream prevention

Author(s):: Steinberg, Alycia, author
Chang, Debbie I., author
Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : AcademyHealth, March 2018
Subject(s):: Early Intervention (Education)
Community Health Services
Medicaid
Preventive Health Services
Social Determinants of Health
Child
Managed Care Programs
Social Work
Humans
Maryland
United States

6. Fostering collaboration to support a culture of health: update from five communities

Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : AcademyHealth, [March 2018?]
Subject(s):: Community Health Services
Insurance, Health, Reimbursement
Intersectoral Collaboration
Population Health
Social Determinants of Health
Social Work
Humans
United States

7. Striving toward a culture of health: how regional collaboratives can advance funding and financing to improve population health

Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : AcademyHealth, [March 2018]
Subject(s):: Community Health Services
Insurance, Health, Reimbursement
Intersectoral Collaboration
Population Health
Reimbursement Mechanisms
Social Determinants of Health
Social Work
Humans
United States

8. Community health workers & promotores in the future of Medi-Cal: resource package #3 : data and evaluation considerations for CHW/Ps supporting health and social care integration for Medi-Cal members

Author(s):: Benyo, Anna, author
Moses, Kathy, author
Nuamah, Audrey, author
Publication:: [Oakland, CA] : California Health Care Foundation, [2021]
Subject(s):: Community Health Services
Community Health Workers
Health Promotion
Medicaid
Patient Navigation
Social Work
California
United States

9. North Carolina’s COVID-19 Support Services Program: lessons for health policy programs to address social needs

Author(s):: Bleser, William K., author
Huber, Katie M., author
Cook, Hannah L., author
Whitaker, Rebecca G., author
Masand, Jasmine, author
Zheng, James J., author
Nohria, Raman, author
Lyn, Michelle J., author
Saunders, Robert S., author
Publication:: New York, NY : Milbank Memorial Fund, March 2022
Subject(s):: Community Health Services
COVID-19
Social Support
Social Work
North Carolina
United States