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She introduced the four organizing topics: payment reform, the Million Hearts initiative, the hospital and public health relationship, and collaboration for asthma care. Case Study 1: Payment Reform In the first session, Sarah Linde, chief public health officer at the Health Resources and Services Administration, moderated the presentations and discussion about payment reform.
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Applegate replied by describing Ohio's approach to lowering infant mortality rates by taking action targeted at the neighborhood level in partnership with local providers, health departments, and nonprofit organizations. To forge partnerships, she added, the first step is to communicate about the goal (e.g., decrease infant mortality)
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Guthrie Birkhead of the New York State Health Department said successful crosssector collaboration requires "leadership involvement at all levels." Figure 2 illustrates how Million Hearts has been aligning goals and actions in New York state. Birkhead explained how Million Hearts established new clinical treatment protocols, resulting in the delivery of better, more standardized care.
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Using a standardized QI measure to evaluate hypertension proved difficult at first; Jarris explained that many health departments and clinical systems were not prepared to use this metric. The initiative's leaders and clinical providers collaborated openly, ensuring that patients reached through the Million Hearts initiative were entered into a registry using QI measures to demonstrate the initiative's success.
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Carkner, executive director of the Quad City Health Initiative. Echoing previous definitions, Prybil defined collaborations, or partnerships, as "independent parties coming together to jointly address a common purpose." Prybil presented a study that set out to identify successful partnerships among hospitals, public health agencies, and other population health stakeholders to offer lessons learned and recommendations based on these data and analyses (Prybil et al., 2014)
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Terry Allan, health commissioner of the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, moderated presentations and discussion with Margaret Reid, director of the Division of Healthy Homes and Community Supports at the Boston Public Health Commission and the Boston Asthma Home Visit Collaborative, and Shari Nethersole, executive director for community health at Boston Children's Hospital and assistant professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. Data from the 2012 National Health Interview Survey show that more than 10 million children in the United States have asthma (National Center for Health Statistics, 2012)
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Washington, DC: National Quality Forum. Million Hearts (http://millionhearts.hhs.gov)
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José Montero Jacqueline Martinez Garcel Association of State and Territorial iom.edu/PHandHC. New York State Health Foundation Health Officials and New Hampshire Alan Gilbert Division of Public Health Services For more information about the Roundtable on Population GE Healthymagination Mary Pittman Health Improvement, visit www.iom.edu/pophealthrt or e-mail Mary Lou Goeke Public Health Institute pophealthrt@nas.edu.
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