A nationwide learning collaborative that helps communities build capacity to address the social determinants of health through multi-sector data sharing collaborations.

Provides tools to improve communications about the social determinants of health to help health care, public health and human services leaders find common ground.

Supports a broad audience of health officials, community organizations, and data managers in developing a modern information infrastructure to provide actionable data.

Describes key practices for facilitating regional cross-sector collaboration and alignment that creates the conditions for lasting change.

Provides findings and lessons learned from Washington State's experience implementing ACHs.

Provides an assessment tool and process for identifying strengths and weaknesses of a collaborative's current leadership efforts.

Describes various screening tools used for assessing the social needs of patients.

Examines 40 Medicaid managed care contracts and 25 approved § 1115 demonstrations across the country to identify common themes for how to support SDOH-related activities.

Provides a planning guide and curriculum for implementing a resident engagement strategy.

Offers modules with practical, user-friendly tools to answer common financing questions and develop action plans for moving beyond the grant.

Provides a standardized, unbiased economic analysis of interventions to help public-health officials make informed decisions and engage in cross-sectoral collaboration.

Provides a wealth of resources regarding how to bring various funding streams together through the use of two mechanisms: braiding and blending.

Proposes how a properly governed, collaborative approach to financing could enable health stakeholders to earn a financial return on their social determinants investments.

Provides resources and examples to advance implementation of CDC’s 6|18 Initiative by Medicaid, state and local health departments, and other payers and purchasers.

A partnership between Nemours and the UCLA Center for Healthier Children, MHCU provides case studies and resources regarding innovations to improve community health.

Provides a playbook to guide community developers toward partnerships with hospitals and healthcare systems to improve health and equity.

Identifies the five most common data challenges from the BUILD cohort, as well as reflections and solutions from the practitioners involved.

Lays out a conceptual framework to organize delivery system and payment reform with health equity, and provides a menu of policy options for reducing health inequities.

Provides a wealth of child-related data, particular as they relate to advancing equity.

Supports nonprofit hospitals, health systems, and other stakeholders to translate data from Community Benefit Insight into better community investments.