Rapid-Cycle Research Findings from the Population Health Innovation Lab at the Public Health Institute

Accountable Communities of/for Health (ACHs) is a community-driven model that supports resource alignment and fosters change to support whole-person health and wellness.

This publication uses data gathered from ACHs in California and Washington to understand when and why aligning systems produces positive outcomes.

Components of Alignment

Data

Shared Purpose

Author Organization

Georgia Health Policy Center

Publication Date

08.02.2023

Topic Area

Alignment 101

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