Cleveland Health Boundary Spanners & Upstreamists: Using Data, Policy, Advocacy, and Innovation to Improve Health Equity

Joan E Thoman; Earl Pike; Natoya Walker-Minor

Cleveland Health Boundary Spanners & Upstreamists: Using Data, Policy, Advocacy, and Innovation to Improve Health Equity

Joan E Thoman
, Earl Pike
, Natoya Walker-Minor

Nursing, School of

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Abstract

Cleveland leaders speak about programs that showcase efforts of collaborations and partnerships between sectors of the community Objectives: List different community entities that can collaborate toward positive health outcomes Explain how partnerships can improve the community's health. Dr. Joan Thoman's part was to speak to the Cleveland State University School of Nursing's Community Health Worker Program in which participants obtain dual certification as a Community Health Worker and a Stanford Chronic Disease Self-Management Group Leaders

Original language	English
State	Published - 2019
Event	Hea;th Equity Leadership: From Action to Applciation: How to Get It done: Health Symposium - Cleveland, Ohio Duration: Jan 1 2019 → …

Conference

Conference	Hea;th Equity Leadership: From Action to Applciation: How to Get It done: Health Symposium
Period	01/1/19 → …

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