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Demonstrating Health Center Value with Data and Partnerships
Date
March 28, 2019
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The looming funding pressures organizations, within the Health Center Program, to demonstrate the value generated with federal grants and other funding sources. Health center, PCA, and HCCN representatives will share their experiences demonstrating this value to key decision makers. This session will emphasize speakers’ experiences collecting and sharing data, navigating partnerships, and messaging findings to the right audience.
Speakers
Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Community Managed Care Network, Inc.
Caroline Doherty, MSW, MPH
Chief Development and Programs Officer, Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center
Alis Marachelian, MPH, CPCC
Senior Director, Community Health Initiative and Strategic Alliances, Mary’s Center
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