Population Health
Our Purpose
The purpose of the Population Health Initiative is to provide spaces and opportunities that foster collaboration, build partnerships, and identify opportunities to create systems and environments that support and contribute to the health and well-being of all NH residents. We believe that what we can accomplish together is much more than what we can accomplish alone.
Our Aim
The Population Health Initiative aims to improve health and health outcomes for all NH residents. We do this by working with our health care, public health and community partners to:
- – Deliver person centered care
- – Improve patient and staff experience in health care settings
- – Collect and utilize data to improve health outcomes
- – Build collaborative and collective approaches to address root causes of poor health.
Our Goals
- – Provide a platform to facilitate dialogue and networking among our partners to share expertise, learn together, identify collective opportunities and catalyze NH based population health initiatives to reduce variations in care and improve health care for all.
- – Promote the use of evidenced based and promising practices to advance total population health.
- – Identify and coordinate opportunities to access, share and utilize data.
- – Create bridges between healthcare, public health, and community-based partnerships.
Our Platforms
In our Population Health portfolio, we are working to make an impact with four separate, yet very much aligned, platforms. We consistently work to weave these together and view them as part of one collective population health approach.
- – Population Health for All Learning Community (PHALC), including:
- – Person Centered Care Group
- – Collection and Use of Data to Drive Action Group
- – Community Collaboration for Solutions Group
- – PHALC webinar series
- – Health Care Experience Peer Group
- – Community Benefit and Health Improvement Peer Group
Click on the appropriate button below to learn more about each of our platforms.
For more information, please contact: Beth Gustafson Wheeler at (603) 415-4278
