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05/08/2019

ICH’s Leah Zallman speaking at multiple events

On April 17th, ICH’s Leah Zallman spoke to CHA child and adolescent psychiatry fellows about the need for healthcare providers to consider social determinants of health in their practice. This…

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Project

05/08/2019

Evaluation of JRI’s Metropolitan Boston Complex Trauma Treatment Initiative (MB-CTTI)

ICH is working with the Justice Resource Institute (JRI) and associated organizations on a mixed methods evaluation examining implementation of evidence-based practices for trauma-informed care.

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05/03/2019

Reducing the Use of ad hoc Interpreters at a Safety-Net Health Care System

Background Providing effective communication assistance is critical to ensuring that patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) receive safe and high-quality health care services. Health care providers often use ad hoc interpreters…

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04/09/2019

ICH’s Leah Zallman teaches in HMS Master of Healthcare Quality and Safety course

Last week, ICH's Leah Zallman led a guest lecture about social determinants of health for a Patient Engagement Course taught by CHA's Maren Batalden. The course is offered as part…

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03/06/2019

ICH’s immigrant health research featured on Public Health Post and FactCheck.org

A research article by ICH’s Leah Zallman, Sharon Touw, and Karen Finnegan, along with co-authors from Harvard Medical School, was featured recently on the Boston University School of Public Health’s…

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Project

01/08/2019

Downloadable data briefs on social determinants of health

ICH has published a series of data briefs highlighting data on social determinants of health in Massachusetts, with accompanying data tables with community-level information.

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ICH’s Leah Zallman speaking at multiple events

Evaluation of JRI’s Metropolitan Boston Complex Trauma Treatment Initiative (MB-CTTI)

Reducing the Use of ad hoc Interpreters at a Safety-Net Health Care System

ICH’s Leah Zallman teaches in HMS Master of Healthcare Quality and Safety course

ICH’s immigrant health research featured on Public Health Post and FactCheck.org

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