Jessie Tenenbaum

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How to ensure social determinants of health actually improve health care

Policies that simply make something available do not necessarily translate to meaningful use or adoption.

The Hill

Exciting news in NC-

Decades of underfunding plus the stress of #COVID19 have put our behavioral health system in crisis.

Today @NC_Governor and @NCDHHS released a $1B roadmap to transform the system. https://www.ncdhhs.gov/media/19922/download?attachment

#mentalhealth #behavioralhealth

The push to streamline national public health data began long before Covid-19

https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/08/health/public-health-data-gaps-hhs-khn-partner

#COVID #Data #PublicHealth #Informatics

"Predictive Analytics Tool Identifies Readmission Risk, Reduces Costs"
In a study, Corewell Health researchers described how predictive analytics helped the organization prevent 200 patient readmissions and drive $5 million in cost savings.

https://healthitanalytics.com/news/predictive-analytics-tool-identifies-readmission-risk-reduces-costs
#AI #healthcare

Predictive Analytics Tool Identifies Readmission Risk, Reduces Costs

Corewell Health care coordinators shared that a recent initiative, which uses predictive analytics to forecast risk and reduce readmissions, has kept 200 patients from being readmitted and resulted in a $5 million cost savings. These results, initially reported in a study published in NEJM...

HealthITAnalytics

I misread this headline and thought it was about *all* outcomes and not ALL, but sadly the other version may well be true too.

"Researchers find racial, ethnic disparities in ALL outcomes"

https://www.medpagetoday.com/hematologyoncology/leukemia/102920

#healthequity #HealthDisparities

Survival Outcomes in Young ALL Vary by Race/Ethnicity

White and Asian patients have better survival rates than Black and Hispanic patients

MedpageToday

Nice work- Leveraging Electronic Health Record Data for Timely Chronic Disease Surveillance: The Multi-State EHR-Based Network for Disease Surveillance (MENDS)-

https://journals.lww.com/jphmp/Fulltext/2023/03000/Leveraging_Electronic_Health_Record_Data_for.7.aspx

#publichealth #ehr #surveillance #informatics

except on death certificates- there we seem to have lots of country info- i know less about that, but trying to learn more.
@NoraGottlieb we don't :(
@[email protected] ideally TAKE that action, but it's federal government, so look for it in... 2033?
@NoraGottlieb YES! We're working on evaluating the data we collect in NC to understand how complete/reliable it is for 7 variables across ~15 key data sets. (race, ethnicity, preferred language, disability status, sexual orientation, gender identity, sex assigned at birth)
TBH I'd be nervous to collect immigration status- wouldn't want that info to be used inappropriately. (would be hard to collect for the same reason!)