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Community-Hospital Collaborations to Improve Neighborhoods
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Community-Hospital Collaborations to Improve Neighborhoods

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This podcast explores how a children’s hospital and faith-based community development corporation have partnered to improve health and health equity in disadvantaged neighborhoods in Columbus, Ohio. Speakers include Kelly Kelleher, a pediatrician and Vice President for Community Health and Community Health Services Research at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and Reverend John Edgar, who is the Executive Director and Pastor Emeritus at United Methodist Church & Community Development for All People.

This is the third in a series of six Coffee & Science events on topics related to Alignment and Advocacy.

Components of Alignment

Shared Purpose Icon Shared Purpose

Author Organization

Social Interventions Research & Evaluation Network

Publication Date

11.18.2021

Topic Area

Health Care
Social Needs
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