Incubator for a multicultural California Association of Community Health Workers
Incubator for a multicultural California Association of Community Health Workers
Core Roles and Competencies from the C3 Project Nov 28, 2018
Two City Colloge of San Francisco CHW program talk about becoming a Community Health Worker
Magdalena is a patient at Loma Linda University Health's Diabetes Treatment Center. She was depressed and immobile, having difficulty navigating the complex health system—but a community health worker was able to help. For more information please visit: https://news.llu.edu/academics/commun...
Oregon CHW Association (ORCHWA) Dec 16, 2016
Over the last seven years, University of Pennsylvania researchers have refined a "Community Health Worker" program that is so successful that it is now being adopted by hospitals and health care systems across the country. At the 2018 Penn Medicine Innovation Accelerator Pitch Day, Penn Medicine Community Health Worker Program COO Jill Feldstein explains why the Penn system is so different. May 23, 2018
Partnership With Native Americans / Remember Native Americans
Being an advocate is key for those who serve as a Community Health Representative (CHR). The CHRs dedicate themselves to providing the best healthcare education to members in their own community. They are typically from the community in which they are working. They have vast knowledge on healthcare, but crucial to helping people within the community, they also have traditional and tribal knowledge.
The efforts of CHRs have helped lower the mortality rates in tribal communities. To learn more, visit PWNA's Southwest Indian Relief Council (SWIRC) program at: www.swirc.org. To help support CHR visits and provide critical supplies, personal care items, and other urgently needed services., donate at http://www.nativepartnership.org/site....
Learn more about PWNA's programs serving reservations in the Northern Plains and the Southwest at: www.nativepartnership.org.
Hosted by Partners in Health.
Across the country, community health workers have become trusted messengers on the front lines of strong primary care systems, accompanying patients, helping manage care, and coordinating with health centers and hospitals. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, this workforce has ensured people have the social and material support they need to stay safe, while also building trust in the vaccines.
PIH, alongside community health workers, advocates, and policy experts, will lead a dialogue speaking to the essential role of this community-based workforce. We'll examine how community health workers bolster overstretched public health systems and call for national investments in these roles.
In this video I discuss addressing the social and community context of returning citizens. I talk about the role that peer support and peer mentoring plays in successful reentry and decreasing recidivism.
More videos to come on addressing the SDoH of returning citizens. It's time. It's been time and I am here for the ride!!!
Community Based Workforce Alliance. NACHW, El Sol : Addressing underlying root causes of disparities in social determinants of Health
UAMS CHW talks with Albina Riklon, a CHW, about CHW Outreach and Engagement; What it is, how to prepare and other important considerations
Community Health Impact Coalition
Digital Medic
Stanford Center for Health Education
Johnson and Johnson
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Developed by El Sol Community Theater to educate about steps to protect individuals, family and community from spread of Corona 19 virus
Developed by El Sol. This video outlines in a fun way how to prepare your self and your family for emergency situations like evacuations for fire, floods and more
Developed by El Sol
On November 11-12, 2020, the NYU Community Health Worker Research & Resource Center hosted its inaugural CHW Innovations Summit, "Making Models Last: Current and Future Sustainability for the Community Health Worker Workforce."
Panel 1: Dollars & Sense: Current Trends In CHW Payment Models:
The first day featured a keynote dialogue between Sarah Redding, MD, MPH, cofounder and executive director of the Pathways Community HUB Institute and Nadia Islam, PhD, associate professor of population health, NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Dr. Redding and Dr. Islam were then joined by Susan Beane, MD, executive medical director at Healthfirst, David Ackman, MD, chief medical officer at Empire BlueCross BlueShield HealthPlus, and Shoshanah Brown, MS, MBA, founder and CEO at AirNYC for a panel discussion.
On November 11-12, 2020, the NYU Community Health Worker Research & Resource Center hosted its inaugural CHW Innovations Summit, "Making Models Last: Current and Future Sustainability for the Community Health Worker Workforce."
Panel 1: Dollars & Sense: Current Trends In CHW Payment Models:
The first day featured a keynote dialogue between Sarah Redding, MD, MPH, cofounder and executive director of the Pathways Community HUB Institute and Nadia Islam, PhD, associate professor of population health, NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Dr. Redding and Dr. Islam were then joined by Susan Beane, MD, executive medical director at Healthfirst, David Ackman, MD, chief medical officer at Empire BlueCross BlueShield HealthPlus, and Shoshanah Brown, MS, MBA, founder and CEO at AirNYC for a panel discussion.
On November 11-12, 2020, the NYU Community Health Worker Research & Resource Center hosted its inaugural CHW Innovations Summit, "Making Models Last: Current and Future Sustainability for the Community Health Worker Workforce."
Panel 3: Public Systems Leading the Way: CHW Initiatives at the Nexus of Public Health & Health Systems
The final panel of the CHW Innovations Summit, CHW Initiatives at the Nexus of Public Health and Health Systems was moderated by Marjorie Momplaisir-Ellis, MPH, senior director, housing engagement and collaborations, Office of Facilities Development, NYC Health+Hospitals, featuring Maia Ingram, MPH, director of participatory research and practice and co-director of the Arizona Prevention Research Center at the University of Arizona College of Public Health, Sarah Flammang, MBA, VP of operations and administration, Baltimore Corps, and Jenna Lupi, MPH, assistant director, primary care transformation at NYC Health+Hospitals. Closing remarks were given by Amy Freeman, PhD, research assistant professor, Department of Population Health, NYU Grossman School of Medicine.