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CHANGE IS NOW…

 

Where we live, work, learn and play should no longer create social needs and critically impact health outcomes. The national effort to tackle health disparities is now.

CHI PRE-CONFERENCE
HEALTH EQUITY WORKSHOP

 

Attending NACHC’s 2023 CHI in-person? Join the SDOH team for the Exploring Health Center Pathways to Health Equity Workshop: Unpacking our personal stories & creating space for transformational change.

Registration required – space is limited.

 

BE A PART OF THE CHANGE – JOIN TODAY

 

Join community health centers, other healthcare providers, cross-sector partners, and vendors at the crossroads of collaboration. Take part in improving PRAPARE within health IT systems.

PRAPARE Overview

Nationally standardized and stakeholder-driven, the Protocol for Responding to & Assessing Patients’ Assets, Risks & Experiences (PRAPARE) is designed to equip healthcare and their community partners to better understand and act on individuals’ social drivers of health (SDOH). PRAPARE, when paired with the Implementation and Action Toolkit, empowers users to leverage data to improve health equity at the individual, community, and systems levels.

The Protocol for Responding to and Assessing Patients’ Assets, Risks, and Experiences (PRAPARE) is a national effort to help health centers and other providers collect the data needed to better understand and act on their patients’ social determinants of health. As providers are increasingly held accountable for reaching population health goals while reducing costs, it is important that they have tools and strategies to identify the upstream socioeconomic drivers of poor outcomes and higher costs….

Download the
PRAPARE Screening Tool

PRAPARE is now translated into over 25 languages so you
can connect with the diverse communities you serve!

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Events & Blog Posts

Health Centers Care About Domestic Violence

AUTHORS: Yuriko de la Cruz (NACHC) and Anna Marjavi (Director, Health Partners on IPV + Exploitation, Futures Without Violence) “Never assume that domestic violence is not affecting someone in your workplace. Victims of domestic violence often...

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