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New evidence that primary care visits soon after hospitalization are associated with fewer readmissions
11 recommendations for advancing complex care
The Blueprint for Complex Care: How did we get here and what’s next?
A message from our CEO Kathleen Noonan on the Blueprint for Complex Care
Camden RESET brings our core intervention inside Camden County jail
What’s ahead for the National Center? A look at our 2018-2020 strategic plan
Navigating political uncertainty: Collaboration, innovation, and community engagement in Oregon
Community & consumer engagement Strengthening ecosystems of care Funding & financing Policy & advocacy
Medical-Legal Partnership: When legal issues are barriers to care
Camden County jail now shares clinical data with Camden Coalition’s Health Information Exchange
Data analysis & integration Strengthening ecosystems of care Legal & criminal justice
“Consumers bring something special to the table”: Consumer leadership at the National Center
As we work to coalesce the field of complex care, it is people with complex health and social needs who are best positioned to identify the changes we need: consumer leadership is therefore fundamental to the work of the National Center. In Camden, NJ, we are governed by a Community Advisory Committee and have effected […]
Office Hours for Complex Care: Making the case for social work in primary care
This Office Hours for Complex Care features Robyn Golden, Associate Vice President of Population Health and Aging at Rush University Medical Center. Social workers are integral members of healthcare teams, often called upon by providers for their expertise in areas that other medical providers may not be trained to navigate. However, few providers are able […]
Moving forward by stepping back: A complex care case study from Adventist Health Hanford
Loretta was in a tough spot. She had violated curfew at the inpatient rehab center where she had been court-ordered to enroll, and as a result had been kicked out of the program and sent to a homeless shelter in another town in California’s Central Valley. It looked like, despite the progress she had made […]