Our most recent report from the Massachusetts Medicaid Policy Institute aims to inform MassHealth’s efforts to strengthen its overall member engagement strategy. If you haven't yet, please visit: https://lnkd.in/eA8UMEMA The report: 1) Outlines a framework for understanding different strategies along a continuum of community involvement for engaging with individuals with lived experience. 2) Summarizes MassHealth’s current approach to engaging with members. 3) Describes a set of guiding principles for building a meaningful statewide Medicaid member engagement strategy. 4) Introduces a series of recommendations for building and strengthening MassHealth’s current member engagement strategy. This is the first of two reports in a series on member engagement. The second report, which takes a deeper look at one specific member engagement tool – Community Advisory Boards (CABs) – will be released this summer.
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I am excited to share with my LinkedIn network the big news that Compassionate Communities Australia is launching on Wednesday 27 March! It has been an honour to talk to many people across Australia about Compassionate Communities over the past 18 months. Overwhelmingly there was a desire for a national peak body to offer encouragement and support for those who are already fostering compassionate conversations and actions (or would like to). Behind the scenes, there has been a committed group of us bringing this to life in the form of Compassionate Communities Australia. Our purpose is to build the capacity of Compassionate Communities across Australia in their endeavours to enable people to live, care, die and grieve supported by their community. Compassionate Communities Australia recognises and acknowledges the many individuals and organisations that have promoted Compassionate Communities over the past ten years. The aim is to bring together all of this excellent work and build on it together, with a focused and strategic approach for the next 10 years and beyond. We understand this is a journey and one we wish to navigate together. To support the launch and help us navigate the way ahead, we are holding a Compassionate Communities forum in Perth on March 26 12-3.30pm (AWST). You can also attend this forum online, and I would like to invite you to register here: https://lnkd.in/gUfMCkdu In this forum, we will explore how we can work together to affect social, and system change in the short and medium term with a focus on: -Advocacy and policy development -Research and promoting the evidence -Building partnerships -Education and development of resources -Establishing community led programs. Along with my fellow inaugural directors, Dr Stephen Ginsborg, Dr Joanne Doran and Harpreet Kalsi-Smith, we will be presenting on the why, what and how of Compassionate Communities Australia. Finally, to all those who have shared their stories with me over the past 18 months…Thank You. Your insights have ensured Compassionate Communities Australia is here.
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There's still time to register for next week's webinar, hosted by Community Care and led by @Hantsconnect on: Our Family Help Journey: Find out how Hampshire turned theory into action to transform Child and Family outcomes The learning outcomes from this one-hour free webinar, taking place at 12noon on Wednesday 22 May, include: • Reflections, positives, and lessons learnt from the first 6 weeks of Family Help being live. What went well, but what could be even better? • Understanding the journey of transformation - how you can build and develop a culture of transformation and continuous improvement in your team. • Turning recommendations into practice- reflections of how the concept of Family Help translates into the delivery front line social care. Link to register and find out more in the comments.
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Over the past several months, our department has embarked on a transformative journey to revamp our mission, vision, and values. This collective effort was driven by a desire to better reflect our current work and aspirations for the future. We engaged in thoughtful discussions, gathered diverse perspectives, and collaboratively shaped a new framework that embodies our dedication to community health and empowerment. Our Mission: Community Health Worker Initiatives (CHWI) aims to support community-based health initiatives that build community power and improve health outcomes. Our Vision: CHWI envisions achieving health equity and social justice across New Mexico’s diverse communities through empowerment, education, and a community health lens. Our Values: - Equity - Advocacy - Compassion - Integrity - Community Care These revised statements not only guide our current initiatives but also pave the way for future endeavors. They underscore our commitment to fostering community power, achieving health equity, and promoting social justice. As we move forward, we are excited to continue working towards these goals, guided by our shared values and collective vision.
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Today we are proud to announce the launch of Unum Care Hub, a suite of solutions that allows employers to care for their employees through the life moments that often surround leave and disability — delivering better outcomes for a healthier, happier, more productive workforce. From mental health to caregiving to other leading causes of absence, Unum Care Hub enhances the ways we support employees, whether they are taking needed time away or in their daily lives. Watch Elizabeth A., Executive Vice President, People & Communications, share a message about this innovative solution and what Unum Care Hub represents in our portfolio of solutions. Learn More: http://spr.ly/6041k3mgv
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