Community Health Matters: How to Make an Impact

A Children’s Hospital Association and Nyoo Health report shares how children’s hospitals and health systems screen patients and families for social drivers of health.

Hospitals and health systems are forming programs and partnerships to create a network of services that address the social drivers of health.

Recent studies confirm the major influence of social and community factors on children’s health.

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Mercer University School of Medicine have combined efforts to support rural health care providers who care for children.

A health system is taking an expansive approach to bolster its workforce and improve economic opportunity in its state.

Children’s hospitals should be the spark and catalyst for creative solutions in the face of reimbursement and workforce challenges.

A system of behavioral health centers increases access and intervention for students in more than 280 New York schools.

For low-income schools in North Carolina, a health system’s telehealth services are much more than a convenience.

A children’s hospital collaborates with schools to ensure students have safe places to learn.

A nurse’s quest to improve social drivers of health in her hometown.

A Wolfson Children’s Hospital program illustrates the multitude of community benefits offered by children’s hospitals throughout the country.

Learn how children's hospitals and health systems are working to provide vital resources to address food and nutrition insecurity among children.

Learn how Phoenix Children's Care Network overcame common challenges to implement social drivers of health processes within its primary care network.

Learn how incorporating families fosters trust, encourages honest responses, and holds providers accountable to enhance the effectiveness of health interventions.

Join Children’s Hospital Association for “Children’s Health and Climate,” a two-part webinar series exploring the ways climate change impacts children’s hospitals and pediatric health.