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Keeping It Simple: Using Data to Demonstrate the Value of Health Centers on One Page
Date
October 26, 2017
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Demonstrating the value of a health center in a simple format is harder than it looks. The Massachusetts PCA, HCCN, and Capital Link worked together to produce a one-page, easy-to-read handout that highlights the data that presents health centers in a positive light. Figuring out which data to use and which to omit was difficult, but the end result is an easy-to-use, flexible document that can serve a variety of needs for any health center.
- Understand uses for different types of data.
- Determine which data uses are appropriate in different settings.
- Select data specific for advocacy.
Speakers
HCCN Director, Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers
Allison Coleman, MBA
Chief Executive Officer, Capital Link
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