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Cross-Sector Innovation Initiative: Environmental Scan Full Report July 2019
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Cross-Sector Innovation Initiative: Environmental Scan Full Report

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The Cross-sector Innovation Initiative (CSII) environmental scan compiles key findings from a literature review, secondary data analysis, and key informant interviews on cross-sector collaboration between the public health, health care, and social services sectors.

Findings highlight the roles that different sectors can play in collaboration, a continuum of collaboration, and factors that facilitate or impede cross-sector collaboration. Facilitating and impeding factors are organized into three categories: community/environmental factors, organization factors, and collaboration factors.

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Author Organization

Center for Sharing Public Health Services and Public Health National Center for Innovations

Publication Date

07.2019

Topic Area

Alignment 101
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