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Learn how organizations can engage members of the communities they serve to build trust, advance health equity, and improve care outcomes in this new report from INSPIRE.

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VP, Strategic Initiatives and Operations, IPFCC

It's been a privilege for the Institute for Patient- and Family-Centered Care to be part of the INSPIRE project, working alongside organizations and individuals who are truly committed to authentic community engagement. The new report from the INSPIRE project has information about how healthcare organizations can partner effectively and equitably with people with lived experience (PWLE), providing recommendations for healthcare leaders and staff, PWLE, funders, policymakers, and community-based organizations. Our work continues, so be on the lookout for opportunities to learn more and be part of the INSPIRE community! https://lnkd.in/eDbgazSN Camden Coalition, The Center to Advance Consumer Partnership, Community Catalyst, PFCCpartners

A roadmap for effective community engagement in healthcare: Final report from INSPIRE Phase 1 - Camden Coalition

A roadmap for effective community engagement in healthcare: Final report from INSPIRE Phase 1 - Camden Coalition

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