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CTC-RI Selects Six Teams for the Rhode to Equity Initiative

 

The Rhode to Equity is an innovative funding opportunity made available through the RI Executive Office of Health and Human Services (RI-EOHHS) Health Systems Transformation Project (HSTP). The intent of this twelve-month learning and action collaborative is to provide 6 cross-sector teams, with a Health Equity Zone (HEZ) as the project lead, the opportunity to test and evaluate strategies that will build leadership and operational capacity for clinical-community linkages, and enhance place-based initiative’s ability to improve both health and social outcomes.

 

CTC-RI is pleased to announce the six selected teams, led by the following HEZs:

  • Central Providence HEZ
  • East Providence HEZ
  • Pawtucket/Central Falls HEZ
  • Washington County HEZ
  •  02907 HEZ
  • Woonsocket HEZ

 

Selected teams will obtain customized technical assistance from national health equity content experts and be supported in applying well designed, evidence-based population health tools. Through this 12-month learning and action collaborative they will also have the opportunity to engage with peers in learning sessions to explore “cross pollination” of ideas and understanding. By the end of the year, these teams will be well-positioned to scale their work to further advance community and clinical solutions and policy.

 

The 6 selected teams, along with their identified team partners (HEZ, Accountable Entity Leadership, Primary Care Local Clinic, Community Health Teams, Community Based Organization and Person with Lived Experience) will participate in a two-part kick off session on July 14th & July 29th facilitated by content expert Somava Saha, MD, MS, Well Being and Equity in the World.

 

 
 
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Our Mission

The mission of the Care Transformation Collaborative of Rhode Island is to lead the transformation of primary care in Rhode Island in the context of an integrated health care system; and to improve the quality of care, the patient experience of care, the affordability of care, and the health of the populations we serve.