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Promising Practices: A Companion Guide for Principles to Advance Equity through Shared Measurement
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Promising Practices: A Companion Guide for Principles to Advance Equity through Shared Measurement

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This guide helps partners have open discussions about roles and how to promote equitable involvement of all who have a stake in the shared measurement effort.

Shared measurement can shift mindsets, policies, and practices to drive alignment toward equitable health and well-being. It can also rebalance power around priority setting, resource sharing, decision making, and accountability.

This guide is intended for partners in cross-systems programs. These partners include:

  • Organizations such as government agencies, local anchor institutions such as hospitals or schools, or independent entities
  • Community members and community-based organizations (community can be co-defined by program partners); and
  • Organizations that sponsor or pay for these kinds of programs.

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Author Organization

American Institutes for Research

Publication Date

02.2021

Topic Area

Health Care
Public Health
Social Needs
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