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11/22/2019

Community engagement workshop for Maine Medical Center

ICH designed and facilitated a 2-day workshop at Maine Medical Center on how to define and measure community engagement.

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11/14/2019

Washington Post article cites ICH immigrant research

A recent Washington Post article cites a research article by ICH's Leah Zallman titled, "Care For America's Elderly and Disabled People Relies on Immigrant Labor." The Washington Post article, "The…

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10/24/2019

Implementing an electronic system to screen and actively refer to community based agencies for food insecurity in primary care

Key takeaways: Social needs screening in primary care at safety net institutions is feasible, and is also acceptable to primary care staff. Referring patients with food insecurity to a community-based…

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10/22/2019

Leah Zallman quoted in CommonWealth Magazine article

ICH's Leah Zallman was quoted in a CommonWealth Magazine article titled, "Trump: No health insurance, no visa." The article debunks statements made by the Trump administration about the strain placed…

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Project

10/21/2019

Evaluation of the Consumer Voices for Innovation 2.0 (CVI 2.0) Program

ICH is the evaluator for the CVI 2.0 program, which funds community-based organizations to organize consumers to advocate for policies and programs that expand how the healthcare sector addresses the…

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10/21/2019

Impact of proposed ‘public charge’ rule on immigrant health in Eastern Massachusetts

This qualitative study will examine the impact of the proposed ‘public charge’ rule on health among immigrants in Eastern Massachusetts and will identify paths forward to mitigate impact.

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Community engagement workshop for Maine Medical Center

Washington Post article cites ICH immigrant research

Implementing an electronic system to screen and actively refer to community based agencies for food insecurity in primary care

Leah Zallman quoted in CommonWealth Magazine article

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