The examples below illustrate how health care organizations are leading organizational change toward a more upstream approach to population health, and of how they are leading change in the redesign of clinical care for improved population health management. Additional examples are provided in the Examples in Action section of our website.
Examples in Action: Leading Change
Immigrant Child Health Toolkit; Washington, DC metropolitan region
A model resource- Guidelines for anyone providing care or services to immigrant families
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Healthy Food Access: Healthy Tarrant County Collaboration
Partnering to create access to healthy foods for the most under served population
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Boston Children’s Community Asthma Partnership; Boston, MA
Building systems in community health centers to support patients and families
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Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin; Milwaukee, WI
Partnering with schools & communities to improve health outcomes for children
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Salud Para la Gente; Watsonville, CA
Integrated community care for Central California agriculture workers
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The Mayerson Center for Safe & Healthy Children at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital; Cincinnati, OH
Working to create better childhoods by building safe & nurturing environments for our kids
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