Yesterday, NEVHC was honored to participate in a fascinating panel held by the Immigrant Health Access Task Force of the California Community Foundation. After the ending of the public health emergency in May of last year, LA County began a massive redetermination process to renew or terminate coverage for over 4 million people. Christopher Gomez, an NEVHC Outreach and Enrollment Manager, spoke about the challenges of this Medi-Cal unwinding process and where support is still needed.
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The Day 1 Public Health Topic for National Public Health Week focuses on Civic Engagement. Voting and other forms of civic engagement shape our community and how it allocates resources to support opportunities for healthy lives. Studies show better public health outcomes in states where more people vote. Visit www.NPHW.org to learn more about how you can enhance civic engagement within your community. #APHA #NPHW #CHCs #HCNs #FQHCs #CHCs #ValueCHCs #publichealthweek
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#PressRelease: NACCHO has released two new policy statements regarding strategies to prevent intimate partner violence and protecting public health authority for local health departments. In recent years, efforts to undermine the legal authority of public health officials has been seen at the federal, state, and local level. NACCHO’s policy statement expresses support for policies that aim to ensure that public health officials can continue to protect the health of everyone living in the United States and supports legislation and policies that affirm public health authority. Intimate partner violence (IPV) is common and impacts millions of people in the United States each year. NACCHO’s policy statement expresses support for public health approaches at the national, state, and local levels that promote community partnerships, legal protections, housing and other basic needs, and prevention, intervention, and education. ➡️Read the full press release here: https://ow.ly/Wjac50SnXQX
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Did you know? Research examining civic engagement and state health outcomes between 1996 and 2020 revealed a positive association: states with higher levels of civic engagement and voter participation tend to experience improved public health outcomes. Additionally, the Health & Democracy Index analysis has demonstrated that states with inclusive voting policies and fewer voting barriers exhibit better health outcomes; conversely, states with restrictive voting policies tend to have worse health outcomes. According to the Index, these voting barriers also contribute to the exacerbation of existing health disparities, such as disparities in infant mortality rates. Vote for health! #NPHW For more, see https://lnkd.in/gEt2y8MQ https://lnkd.in/gr778Tny https://lnkd.in/grfAkEkb
Voting and civic engagement can have a powerful impact on our community's well-being as we identify problems, determine solutions, and direct resources, and so shape our opportunities to be healthy. Studies have even indicated that states with higher voter turnout experience better public health outcomes! 🗳📈💪🏽 This National Public Health Week, let's recognize the significance of civic engagement in building healthier communities. By exercising our right to vote and participating in other forms of civic action, we can make a difference in public health policies and initiatives. To learn more about how civic engagement contributes to creating healthier societies, visit www.NPHW.org. Let's empower ourselves with knowledge and take action to shape the future we want to see! ❤🌈👍🏽 #NPHW #PublicHealth #CivicEngagement #VoteForHealth #SDOH
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Happy Public Health Week, Oklahoma! Today marks the beginning of a week dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of public health. Today we shine a spotlight on Civic Engagement and its crucial role in shaping our state's health outcomes. A recent analysis revealed a strong link between civic engagement and state health outcomes. States with higher levels of civic engagement and voter participation tend to have better public health outcomes. Let's harness the power of civic engagement here in Oklahoma to create positive change and improve the health and well-being of our communities! #PublicHealthWeek #CivicEngagement #OklahomaHealth
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Family medicine is at the ❤️ of a community's health. Addressing health disparities & improving health outcomes for minority populations ties directly to #MinorityHealthMonth. The American Academy of Family Physicians has resources to help advance equitable access to care in your practice. https://bit.ly/3x6Lcc9
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Family medicine is at the ❤️ of a community's health. Addressing health disparities & improving health outcomes for minority populations ties directly to #MinorityHealthMonth. The American Academy of Family Physicians has resources to help advance equitable access to care in your practice. https://bit.ly/3x6Lcc9
National Minority Health Month
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Family medicine is at the ❤️ of a community's health. Addressing health disparities & improving health outcomes for minority populations ties directly to #MinorityHealthMonth. The American Academy of Family Physicians has resources to help advance equitable access to care in your practice. https://bit.ly/3x6Lcc9
National Minority Health Month
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In 2023, legislators passed the Healthy Beginnings, Healthy Families act to reduce barriers that may prevent families from being connected to supports and services, including participation in the Follow Along Program, https://lnkd.in/gV23exQn. As a result, the Minnesota Department of Health is seeking to partner with families and caregivers, community members, and Tribal nations that support young children to provide feedback and help improve the Follow Along Program. If you are interested in joining, please complete this survey by August 31st https://lnkd.in/gkCUpE2m
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Happy National Public Health Week! One group in public health that supports civic engagement is Community Health Workers (CHWs). And an issue impacting CHWs that could be changed by civic engagement is CHW certification. You may have noticed that I took CHW off my profile. That’s because I was certified in a state with a state-operated program and then moved to a state without a program, meaning I could not transfer my certification, even though I continue to work on a significant public health issue: domestic abuse. And it turns out there is not yet a national certification program for CHWs, plus about half of all U.S. states don’t have a certification program. Should CHWs even have to be certified? Interested to hear your thoughts. #NPHW #NPHWChat #CHW #CommunityHealthWorker #PublicHealth #PublicHealthSocialWork #SocialWork #MacroSocialWork #MacroSW
Today is the first day of National Public Health Week! Monday is all about CIVIC ENGAGEMENT! Voting and other forms of civic engagement shape our community and how it allocates resources to support our opportunity for healthy lives. And studies show better public health outcomes in states where more people vote. www.NPHW.org #NPHW
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Voting and civic engagement is vital for public health. It has been found that communities that have more civic engagement have better health outcomes. Learn more about the impacts of civic engagement on public health: https://lnkd.in/gZPk5qyD #HealhtierNJ #PublicHealthWeek #CivicEngagement
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