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This webinar discusses the effectiveness of a multisector task-sharing collaborative in addressing mental health disorders, poverty, and housing instability among racial and ethnic minority communities residing in Harlem, New York. Panelists discussed a randomized controlled trial used to evaluate the impact of the task-sharing model on mental health, social functioning, employment, and quality of life.

This webinar presents a decision support tool designed to help health plans and service providers estimate the total costs of care and implement integrated payment strategies for health and social services needed by patients newly diagnosed with psychosis.

This webinar features a discussion on how the East New York Health Hub partners with patients in their journey to recovery using culturally responsive engagement strategies that are “outside the box” of traditional care.

This brief examines factors supporting cross-sector alignment; presents findings relevant to the response to the COVID crisis; and presents challenges and response opportunities related to several key elements of the Cross-Sector Alignment Theory of Change: sectors, shared purpose, governance, finance, data, community voice, equity, capacity, and urgency.

This article highlights how MedStar Washington Hospital Center's Community Violence Intervention Program is providing short- and long-term support to victims of violence, hoping to reduce the number of repeat visitors.

This case study examines the Community Caring Collaborative in Maine and how it has become a backbone organization for regional efforts that holistically improve the health and lives of community members.

This interview highlights critical opportunities for improving care management interventions that target highly medically and socially complex populations, including community-based and cross-sector partnerships and investments.

This article details how a North Carolina program helps recently released inmates connect to health care, social services, and support.