F. Social Determinants of Health (The Hilltop Institute, UMBC)

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    Annual Report to UMBC, FY 2024
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2024-10-31) The Hilltop Institute
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    Evaluating the Impact of Geographic Granularity for Area-Based Social Determinants of Health When Predicting Avoidable Hospital Events
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2022-06-06) Goetschius, Leigh; Henderson, Morgan; Han, Fei; Perman, Chad; Haft, Howard; Stockwell, Ian; The Hilltop Institute
    Data Scientist Leigh Goetschius, PhD, presented her research in this poster at the 2022 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting (ARM) held June 4-7, 2022, in Washington DC.
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    Hospital Community Benefits after the ACA Leveraging Hospital Community Benefit Policy to Improve Community Health
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2015-06) Woodcock, Cynthia H.; Nelson, Gayle D.
    This is the eleventh issue brief in a series published by the Hospital Community Benefit Program. This brief discusses the fact that payment reform focusing on value and quality is driving change that is redefining the hospital’s role in the continuum of care and the health of the broader population. This brief also identifies opportunities for state policymakers to encourage the evolution of hospital community benefit policy in ways that complement and support the realignment of the hospital business model, proactively address the social determinants of health, and ultimately improve the health of the entire community.
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    Using "The CDC Guide" to Strengthen Partnerships and Inform Evaluation Planning for the Maryland Asthma Control Program
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2014-05-27) Skopac, Jessica
    Hilltop Policy Analyst Jessica Skopak, JD, PhD, presented a poster at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Society of Prevention Research, Comprehensive and Coordinated Prevention Systems: Building Partnerships and Transcending Boundaries, held May 27-30, 2014, in Washington, DC. This poster describes Hilltop’s evaluation of the partnership component of the Maryland Asthma Control Program.
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    Hospital Community Benefits after the ACA Addressing Social and Economic Factors that Shape Health
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2014-05) Nelson, Gayle D.; Skopac, Jessica S.; Mueller, Carl H.; Wells, Teneil K.; Boddie-Willis, Cynthia L.
    This is the ninth issue brief in a series released by Hilltop’s Hospital Community Benefit Program. This brief continues the program’s examination of state-level community benefit oversight by focusing on the ten states that require hospitals to develop implementation strategies.
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    Utilizing "The Guide" to Strengthen Partnerships and to Inform Evaluation Planning for the Maryland Asthma Control Program
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2013-10-19) Skopac, Jessica
    Policy Analyst Jessica Skopac, JD, MPH, gave this panel presentation at the 27th Annual Conference of the American Evaluation Association (AEA) October 19, 2013.
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    Hospital Community Benefits after the ACA: Present Posture, Future Challenge
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2013-10) Somerville, Martha H.; Nelson, Gayle D.; Mueller, Carl H.; Boddie‐Willis, Cynthia L.
    This is the eighth issue brief in a series published by Hilltop’s Hospital Community Benefit Program. This brief focuses on updating significant points concerning community health needs assessment (CHNA) and other aspects of community benefit discussed in the earlier briefs, as well as on identifying and exploring more recent developments and emerging issues. Specifically, this brief discusses the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS’s) 2013 proposed rules, “Community Health Needs Assessments for Charitable Hospitals,” and their potential impact on nonprofit hospital needs assessment, community benefit planning, and collaborative approaches to community health improvement.
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    Community Health Needs Assessment: A Tool for Improving Community Health
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2013-05-30) Nelson, Gayle D.
    Hilltop Hospital Community Benefit Program Policy Analyst Gayle D. Nelson, JD, MPH, gave a presentation at a National Association of Counties (NaCo) webinar titled “Using the Community Health Needs Assessment to Inform Policy making” on May 30, 2013. In her presentation, Nelson provided a legal context for community health needs assessment (CHNA); described CHNA’s role in community health improvement; and discussed CHNA requirements and processes for nonprofit hospitals.
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    Improving Care: State Legislative Role in Improving the Quality of Long-Term Services and Supports
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2012-12-05) Folkemer, Donna
    Hilltop Long-Term Services and Supports Policy and Research Director Donna C. Folkemer, MA, gave a presentation titled Improving Care: State Legislative Role in Improving the Quality of Long-Term Services and Supports at the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Fall Forum Pre-Conference Meeting on December 5, 2012, in Washington, DC. In her presentation, Folkemer discussed eight things legislators should know about quality. The pre-conference meeting was attended by legislators and legislative staff from across the country. View the presentation.
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    Hospital Community Benefits after the ACA: Community Building and the Root Causes of Poor Health
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2012-10) Somerville, Martha H.; Nelson, Gayle D.; Mueller, Carl H.; Boddie-Willis, Cynthia L.; Folkemer, Donna C.
    This is the fifth issue brief in a series released by Hilltop’s Hospital Community Benefit Program. It discusses hospital community building activities and their importance in addressing the root causes of poor health and disability. It explores hospitals’ community benefit activities that go beyond the provision of health care services to focus on “upstream” social, economic, and environmental factors—education, employment, income, housing, community design, family and social support, community safety, and the environment—that are major contributors to community health. IRS Form 990, Schedule H is the vehicle hospitals use to report these activities.The other issue briefs in the Hospital Community Benefits after the ACA series are The Emerging Federal Framework, Building on State Experience, Partnerships for Community Health Improvement, and Schedule H and Hospital Community Benefit—Opportunities and Challenges for the States.
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    Partnerships for Community Needs Assessment - Community Benefits & Health Department Accreditation
    (The Hilltop Institute, 2012-05-23) Somerville, Martha H.
    Hilltop Hospital Community Benefit Program Director Martha H. Somerville, JD, MPH, presented as part of a plenary town hall panel in a session titled Community Health Assessments: Opportunities for Collaboration, at the National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) Annual Conference of May 23, 2012 in New Orleans, Louisiana. In her presentation, Somerville outlined community benefit requirements under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and related reporting requirements (Internal Revenue Service Form 990, Schedule H). The discussion focused on the ACA’s community health needs assessment requirement, how it can relate to public health department accreditation, and how Public Health Institutes can facilitate community partnerships of hospitals, health departments, and community-based organizations to conduct needs assessment and community health improvement planning, as well as develop initiatives to improve community health.