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Pixels: Learning from Each Other
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Pixels: Learning from Each Other

What is a pixel? According to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary, a pixel is any of the small, discrete elements that together constitute an image (as on a television or digital screen). On May 27, 2020, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grantees shared the work they are engaged in around cross-sector alignment: What is it? What does it mean? Why does it matter? How can we use these lessons in light of the current fight against COVID-19?

During this virtual event, Aligning Systems for Health, led by the Georgia Health Policy Center, brought the pixels together to form a more complete picture of cross-sector alignment efforts.

Virtual Event: Opening & Closing Recordings

Virtual Event: Grantee Presentations

To access the grantee presentation overviews and virtual event recordings, please select from the carousel below:

    • Publication

    Using Measurement to Inform an Equitable, Aligned COVID-19 Recovery

    This article discusses how policymakers and leaders can use measurement to help systems work towards more equitable health outcomes by disaggregating data to identify inequities; partnering with communities to identify actionable metrics; and balancing decision-making among stakeholders.

    Case Study

    Aligning in Action: Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation

    This case study examines how the Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation's history of building one of the first Connected Communities of Care in the nation, rooted in its proprietary information exchange platform, gave it — as an intermediary or backbone organization — the necessary experience of aligning diverse stakeholders to then serve as a bridge organization for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' Accountable Health Communities Model in Dallas.

    Brief

    Finding Innovation and Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Cross-Sector Alignment and the Response to COVID-19

    This brief highlights how successfully addressing the complex challenges that affect community health — such as COVID-19 and its economic impacts — requires health care, public health, and social services to work together in new ways.