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Forging Health Care and Social Service Partnerships through Data Sharing
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Forging Health Care and Social Service Partnerships Through Data Sharing: The Camden Coalition Health Information Exchange

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This blog highlights the Camden Coalition Health Information Exchange—a collaborative data-sharing platform created to improve care delivery and give clinical and non-medical partners real-time access to important medical information for patients.

The Camden Coalition has made strides in breaking down silos between health care providers, and is now turning its focus to building a bridge between the health care sector and the social services sector. This ecosystem development—creating local networks of organizations that collaborate to serve individuals with complex health and social needs—is critical to improving systems of care.

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Better Care Playbook

Publication Date

10.28.2019

Topic Area

Complex Care
Health Care
Social Needs
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