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Advocating for Populations: Partnering to Improve Community Health
Introduction to advocating for populations by exploring determinants of health, systemic causes in U.S. health care, and strategies for creating change on behalf of patient groups.
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What you’ll be able to do
Describe clinicians' roles in population health advocacy
Identify key advocacy skills and approaches
Demonstrate understanding of the levels of macro advocacy
Define systems thinking as it relates to advocacy for populations
Identify systems thinking tools to apply to population health problems
Apply tools to a population health case study
Demonstrate understanding of health systems participation in community advocacy
Describe the role and value of Community Needs Assessments
Identify models of community engagement and partnerships
Evaluate advocacy orientations uniquely applicable to organizations
Demonstrate knowledge of a behavioral science approach to motivate change
Describe the role of individual well-being in organizational, sector, and societal change efforts
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| LEC 008 | Classroom Instruction | 0 / 15 | 0 |
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Introduction to advocacy for population health. Covers determinants of health and the systemic causes that specific populations experience with health and health care in the U.S. Explore a range of strategies and tools for creating productive change with, and on behalf of, groups of patients. Strengthen the ability to see connections between the experiences of individual patients and providers and the organizational, political, social, and economic structures that influence the experiences of all health care stakeholders.
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- Determinants of health and systemic causes affecting specific populations in the U.S.
- Strategies and tools for creating productive change with and on behalf of patient groups.
- Community Needs Assessments and models of community engagement.
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- Identifying advocacy skills, applying systems thinking tools to case studies, and evaluating organizational advocacy orientations.
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Advocating for Populations: Partnering to Improve Community Health
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