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To maximize impact, the Advocacy Team prioritized the following 6 recommendations as the main opportunities for collective alignment of Alliance members during 2015-2016: Support use of SCRIPTs (South Carolina Reporting & Identification Prescription Tracking System) by providers. Support use of Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction, especially during pregnancy. Support expansion of prescription drug take-back sites. To find one near you, use this map. Create short-stay crisis-stabilization facilities across the state for patients experiencing a behavioral health emergency. Support the expansion of access to outpatient behavioral health services across the state. Develop a network of Mobile Crisis Units. Strategy Recommendations Behavioral Health Taskforce Recommendations The Behavioral Health Taskforce has produced a set of 20 recommendations to improve behavioral health in South Carolina. They are grouped in six focal areas: Access to clinical services Integrated care Housing School-based services Services for justice-involved individuals Workforce development Access the full report here Contact Maya Pack for additional information on strategy implementation. State Plan to Prevent and Treat Prescription Drug Abuse The Governor’s Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Council has developed a set of recommendations to reduce the misuse of prescription drugs. The report includes recommendations in the following categories: Prescribers South Carolina Prescription Monitoring Program (SCRIPTS) Pharmacy Third-Party Payers Law Enforcement Treatment Education and Advocacy Data and Analysis Access the full report here. Contact Sara Goldsby for additional information and strategy implementation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804642426-MEP5NR919HUADQL0V9Z6/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Minds Resources Local Efforts IMPH Inventory of SC Behavioral Health Agencies and Initiatives This document includes information about the following agencies/programs: Hospital Behavioral Health Council Faces and Voices of Recovery SC Federation of Families Joint Citizens and Legislative Committee on Children Joint Council on Children and Adolescents Mental Health America (MHA) National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Palmetto Coordinated System of Care Partners in Crisis Protection and Advocacy for People with Disabilities South Carolina Continuum of Care South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services South Carolina Department of Corrections South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services South Carolina Department of Mental Health South Carolina Division of Veterans’ Affairs SC SHARE Statewide Housing Taskforce Other Programs in the State: Virtual behavioral health/primary care integration pilot at USC South Carolina Telepsychiatry program Mental Health First Aid Training for Community Members Databases and Tools: Find your local mental health center Find your local alcohol and other drug abuse treatment center Tele-health sites – Choose the options related to behavioral health in “Filter Results by” Learn More: Mental Health Evidence-Based Registry Integrating Primary Care into Behavioral Health Settings: What Works for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness https://www.zeroharmsc.org/health-equity-pledge-individual daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://www.zeroharmsc.org/home daily 1.0 2025-12-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/a64c14cc-12ee-4f32-b894-985ff9c5d66b/SCHA_NoTag_White.png Home - An Initiative of: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1669827454638-LKNTTSZ17NWM50AI12OS/bcbssc_wtag_hor_7462.jpg Home - Sponsored by: https://www.zeroharmsc.org/health-equity-pledge daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://www.zeroharmsc.org/certified-zero-harm-awards daily 0.75 2025-11-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/7303becd-d0af-47d8-b2e1-986c5c634873/ZeroHarmAwardsHorizontal_20-768x215.png Certified Zero Harm Awards - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.zeroharmsc.org/healthy-children daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804708154-3SC0A7U942TNMEA2Z210/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Children Strategies The South Carolina Early Childhood Common Agenda The Early Childhood common agenda focuses on three areas of improvement: quality of early care and education, stronger supports, and investment and accountability; all of which will contribute to the achievement of the SCHCC Goal Improve the health of children and foster the conditions to enable future healthy decisions. Annual Reports Joint Citizens and Legislative Committee on Children These annual reports analyze the situation of children in the state and each year focus on a diverse set of issues such as adverse childhood experiences, prevention of toxic stress, and early childhood language and literacy. The annual report also provides updates on the immunizations, safe sleep, obesity, trauma-informed practices, and response to sexual abuse initiatives. Top 10 opportunities for alignment The April 28th SCHCC meeting focused on the healthy development of children. A one-page summary of the top opportunities for alignment proposed by the group is available here. Where to start? Look at the maps of well-child visits by ZCTA and reading at grade level in third grade. Identify a hot-spot in your area. Leverage relationships and become familiar with existing assets in this hot-spot area (a non-exhaustive list of assets available here and in the April 28 presentation). Select one or more of the strategies mentioned in this summary. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804708199-HALGJ5EFX4Z49TMUKGP9/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Children Resources Local Services BabyNet – Provides services for babies with developmental delays. Family Solutions of the Low Country/Low Country Healthy Start – Helps families with preterm babies optimize their child’s health. Head Start – Works to increase educational and social skills for low income children. Help me grow SC – Connects families to community resources and early childhood information in Greenville, Pickens, Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. Nurse Family Partnership – Provides support for at-risk mothers, from prenatal to the child’s second birthday. Parents as Teachers – Provides curriculum and access to resources for parents from contraception to kindergarten. PASOs Early Childhood Initiative – Focuses on the wellbeing of Latino children. QTIP – DHHS program that works on quality measures and incorporating mental health into a medical home. Reach Out and Read – Provides books and advice to parents during regular pediatric checkups. South Carolina Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program – Provides voluntary, evidence-based home visiting services to at-risk pregnant women and parents with young children. South Carolina First Steps – The state’s comprehensive early childhood initiative in all 46 counties of the state. Children’s Trust funded programs by county – Search programs funded by the Children’s trust by county Local Tools and data Department of Education PASS – The Palmetto Assessment State Standards test that is administered in 3rd grade. 2009-2014 PASS test scores are available. SC HealthViz – Provides greater transparency in the data that results from the administration and delivery of Medicaid health services in South Carolina. Kids Count South Carolina – Provides data and trend analysis for what is happening for children in South Carolina. (SC County Profiles, SC Race/Ethnicity Profiles) Child opportunity maps – The metropolitan areas of Greenville, Charleston and Columbia now have child opportunity maps. Neighborhoods with darker colors have higher levels of opportunity for children than neighborhoods with lighter colors. What works SC – A clearinghouse of efforts in South Carolina that aim to improve educational outcomes. Learn more Consequences of Toxic Stress During Early Childhood The growing body of scientific evidence about the power of severe childhood stress and its ability to weaken the brain’s architecture and damage lifelong health is prompting leading pediatricians to call for a seismic shift in pediatric primary care. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), which represents 60,000 physicians, is planning a comprehensive public health strategy to identify and reduce toxic stress in their youngest patients. This is seen not only as a way to improve their patients’ health across the lifespan, but also as a means of improving the nation’s health—and economy. Impact of Early Adversity on Child Development Early and repeated stressful experiences have the ability to modify the architecture of the developing brain, and influence mental and physical health. Adverse experiences in early childhood such as poverty, exposure to violence, abuse or neglect are linked, among others, to depression, heart disease, diabetes and alcoholism in adulthood. Early intervention can decrease or reverse the impact of toxic stress. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804708172-SKN0U3NSTMW552JADD1H/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Children Coalitions Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems – Connects agencies who work with children 0-8 years old. ECCS convenes stakeholders for the child’s health on a monthly basis. Their current focus is on the prevention and treatment of toxic stress in childhood. Contact Rosemary Wilson wilsonr@dhec.sc.gov for information of how to join the collaborative. SC Council on Competitiveness Early Childhood Taskforce – A collaboration of business leaders, educators, students, parents and policy makers transforming the public education system so that every student graduates prepared for careers, college and citizenship. SC Joint Council on Children and Adolescents – Established by the state general assembly to promote and facilitate activities to improve quality, responsive and cost-effective services for children, adolescents and their families. Spartanburg Quality Counts – Rates the level of quality in childcare programs to provide parents with a tool for choosing quality childcare. Start Smart Initiative, Florence SC – A combination of resources for families and educators to improve student outcomes. Tri-County Cradle to Career – In Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties with the goal of every child graduating from high school. South Carolina Children’s Hospital Collaborative – The South Carolina Children’s Hospital Collaborative [SCCHC] is a nonprofit organization representing the four children’s hospitals in South Carolina. The Collaborative seeks to improve the health, safety, and well-being of children in South Carolina through a variety of advocacy, development, and quality improvement activities. https://www.zeroharmsc.org/healthy-babies daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804654975-OIEATZOP27300NZURKKJ/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Babies Resources Local Efforts PASOs programs pre-conception health initiatives The PASOs programs provide education, resource navigation and leadership development for Latino families in South Carolina. Click above to learn about their pre-conception health initiatives. Family Solutions of the Low Country: Low-Country Healthy Start In South Carolina today, the Low Country Healthy Start program is working in high risk communities to reduce the devastating and costly consequences of infants born too soon. These infants born too early weigh too little and are very likely to continue to live their lives with less than optimum health. The Low Country Healthy Start program is focused on reducing infant mortality and eliminating perinatal disparities. Nurse Family Partnership SC Through Nurse-Family Partnership, women pregnant with their first child are paired with a registered nurse trained to educate, encourage and support them through the first two years of motherhood. This approach has proven to counter risks to babies such as low birth weight, premature birth and developmental problems. Click above to see the locations of NFP in South Carolina. South Carolina Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting This program provides voluntary, evidence-based home visiting services to at-risk pregnant women and parents with young children. SC Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Teen pregnancy prevention programs are one of the best investments we can make in South Carolina’s future. According to a 2010 report by the University of Iowa’s Public Policy Center, each tax dollar spent on programs to prevent unintended pregnancy saved taxpayers an average of $3.78 in the first year—nearly a 400% return on investment. Access to Long Active Reversible Contraception (LARCs) Providing women with easy access to LARC methods, including immediately post-partum, greatly reduces the risk of unplanned pregnancies, and improves the health of newborns and mothers by facilitating healthy spacing between pregnancies. Click here for Billing policy WIC Program WIC is a nutrition program that provides health education, healthy foods, breastfeeding support, and other services free of charge to South Carolina families who qualify. To apply for WIC or to make an appointment, call 1-800-868-0404. Or locate a clinic here: http://www.scdhec.gov/Health/PublicHealthClinics/LocationsHoursContactInfo/ Centering Pregnancy Centering Pregnancy provides a fun, engaged way for women to receive prenatal care and has proven to be effective to reduce pre-term birth and low-birthweight. Mothers’ Milk Bank of South Carolina The Bank promotes the health of South Carolina babies by providing access to safe, pasteurized donor human milk to very low birth weight (VLBW) babies. Human breast milk prevents Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC) which is a life-threatening infection typically affecting babies born before 32 weeks gestation. Databases and Tools South Carolina Community Assessment Network (SCAN) This is the DHEC tool that allows organizations to access information about births, deaths, cancer incidence, infant mortality, hospital acquired infections, population, pregnancy, and community profiles. Bright Spots outside of SC Pathways model decreases by 50%+ Low Birth-weight in at-risk mothers Pathways is a model that identifies women who are at risk of having poor birth outcomes, and uses community health workers (CHWs) to address the women’s health and social service issues. For more information about the entire model and how to replicate it, visit carecoordinationsystems.com. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804654965-OC9BCI5ZT6C7U75QPQ2Y/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Babies Coalitions Birth Outcomes Initiative The South Carolina Birth Outcomes Initiative is an effort of over 100 stakeholders to improve the health outcomes for newborns in South Carolina. Their primary focus areas are: Elimination of elective inductions for non-medically indicated deliveries prior to 39 weeks gestation Reducing the number of admissions and the average length of stay in neonatal intensive care units Reducing health disparities Making 17P, a compound that helps prevent pre-term births, available to all at-risk pregnant women with no “hassle factor” Implementing a universal screening and referral tool (SBIRT) in the physician’s office to screen pregnant women and 12 months post-delivery for tobacco use, substance abuse, alcohol, depression and domestic violence Promoting Baby Friendly Certified Hospitals and Breast Feeding For more information on South Carolina’s Birth Outcomes Initiative, contact BZ Giese Safe Sleep Coalition At the request of the Joint Citizens and Legislative Committee on Children, Children’s Trust of South Carolina formed the statewide South Carolina Safe Sleep Coalition in January 2012. The Coalition represents more than 30 organizations convening to address rising rates of unsafe sleep practices that result in injury and death. Including hospital systems, public social service agencies, nonprofit organizations and state agencies, the members collaborate to positively affect the following statistics: South Carolina is ranked 45th in Nation for Infant Mortality. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) continues to be third leading cause of death in infants. Despite declining overall infant mortality rates in South Carolina, deaths due to SIDS increased by 11.4 percent in 2010. The number of infant deaths in South Carolina due to accidental suffocation and strangulation in bed has more than DOUBLED since 2004. The Coalition’s focus is to deliver a single safe sleep message to parents, caregivers and providers through health, child care, faith-based, social services, community and public safety organizations. On March 2014, the first Safe Sleep Summit brought together more than 150 individuals from diverse agencies who helped develop specific strategies and practice recommendations to reduce the number of infant deaths in South Carolina from unsafe sleep environments. Additionally, a safe sleep curriculum and implementation plan is currently being developed to share with partners. To join the South Carolina Safe Sleep Coalition please email Heidi Aakjer . https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804654951-32D2WVN5T6PJRMH30I7T/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Babies https://www.zeroharmsc.org/health-equity-pledge-organizational daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://www.zeroharmsc.org/healthy-bodies daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804719967-1QVS8QSXAA31MA6LT1RZ/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Bodies Resources SC DHEC- Fitness Gram: Using FitnessGram software as a common platform to capture health-related fitness data across the state will allow South Carolina to collect body mass index (BMI) and fitness data on students. This data will support planning and implementation of evidence-based programs at the individual, local, school, district, and state levels. 7th Graders are Getting Healthier, Gaffney – Match program: In its pilot, 68% of obese students were able to reduce their body mass index. It currently exists in 17 schools. It is currently funded by the Fullerton Foundation. Obesity Counseling by Dr. Lovelace:Beginning with a baby’s first two week child health check and continuing throughout our patient’s lives, we are proud to say that we take care of patients of all ages. MUSC, Boeing Center for Children’s Wellness Program for Obesity: The Boeing Center for Children’s Wellness, in partnership with MUSC Employee Wellness and Sodexo, launched a Children’s Hospital Wellness Initiative that targets both employee and patient wellness. Docs Adopt, Charleston and Greenville SC: Docs Adopt is a collaborative program with multiple partners that has been successful in changing unhealthy policies, environments and behaviors in schools, health care systems, physician practices, and communities. Let’s Go: Let’s Go is a website with information and resources to eat smart, move more and track individual progress. Through its maps section -which works very similar to google maps- individuals can look for clinical services, farmers markets, parks, recreational facilities and trails by city. Working Well: Working Well is a program for comprehensive worksite wellness. It has expanded to 100 worksites impacting more than 140,000 employees, and will continue doing so in 2015. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804719956-J1KJCHWDAMGXQPTPWEY3/image-asset.jpeg Healthy Bodies Coalition Get connected with the Coalitions that are working to decrease obesity and prevent chronic disease in our state: SCaleDown: This coalition is leading the implementation of the SC Obesity Action Plan in different settings. Read the brief about the work of SCaleDown. EatSmart MoveMore South Carolina: Join one of the dozens of ESMM coalitions in the state to improve access to healthy eating and active living in your area. SC Medical Association Childhood Obesity Taskforce: Toolkit developed by physicians to prevent childhood obesity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804719945-P1XHTL6C7V4GOY1Z5NWP/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Healthy Bodies Strategies The South Carolina Action Plan to reduce obesity: SCaleDown lists a series of actions to increase healthy eating and active living in worksites, childcare, education, healthcare settings, and communities. As recommended by DHEC, implement the National Diabetes Prevention Program to reduce the progression from pre-diabetes to diabetes. https://www.zeroharmsc.org/our-approach daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804716745-OZAOWGJZW73MF8570Z9T/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Our Approach Collective Impact Collective Impact is a framework that resulted from the understanding that no single organization has the ability to solve any major social problem at scale by itself. When it comes to health in South Carolina, there’s a lot of room for improvement. Our costs are high, but our health is poor—and because of economic, racial and geographic disparities, it’s hard for many children or adults in the Palmetto state to live healthy lives. This is why the Alliance has committed to joining efforts with all others who are interested in improving the health of ALL people in South Carolina. In order to generate the Collective Impact we need to accelerate improvement, the 50+ members of the Alliance have been working with and learning from the multiple health-related coalitions in the state, to develop the building blocks of the Collective Impact Framework in our state: Common Agenda See Priorities and Call to Action for Health Equity Shared Metrics See Dashboard Mutually Reinforcing Activities See Case Studies, Briefs, and other contents of this website to join others in improving health and healthcare for ALL Share your own activities that are helping achieve our Common Agenda Continuous Communication Join our newsletter Backbone Support Catalyst for Health is currently supporting Alliance members and partners to achieve the 2020 goals The first Collective Impact article was released in 2011. More information about subsequent publications and tools is available at the FSG website. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804716740-JXUFQZ127UGXQTMVC2DL/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Our Approach The Triple Aim The Alliance efforts are intended to meet the tenets of the “Triple Aim”, which is a single aim, with three dimensions: Improve population health This refers to the improvement of health for ALL people in South Carolina. It includes outcomes of clinical care, and of the social, economic, and environmental conditions that help or hinder all of us from achieving our optimal potential for good health. Improve the experience of care This refers specifically to healthcare services that are safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable for ALL people in South Carolina. Lower per-capita costs of care This refers to the overall expense in healthcare in South Carolina (insurance premiums, out of pocket expenditures, charity care, etc) divided by the number of people in the state. The Institute for Healthcare Improvement has more information about the Triple Aim and term disambiguation. https://www.zeroharmsc.org/dei-collaborative daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804698714-SR4TCWL4084W6IPP2FRY/Diversity+Meeting+Stock+Image.jpg https://www.zeroharmsc.org/health-equity daily 0.75 2022-10-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804713464-PSM5UNU07QXMB1K3TP5K/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Health Equity Learn From Local Peers This section includes information about local experts in the various elements of the call to action. If you’d like more guidance on who to contact, get in touch with Ana Isabel Gallego. Data-driven Targeted Interventions How to stratify and use Race, Ethnicity and Language Preference data in a Hospital: Implementation: Juana Slade, AnMed Health Analyzing claims data: Aunyika Moonan, SCHA Analyzing clinical data: Christine Turley, Health Sciences SC How to stratify and use public health outcomes data by race, ethnicity, zip-code, and income: Use DHEC’s SCANGIS to stratify health outcomes related to births, cancer incidence, deaths, fetal deaths, infant mortality, pregnancy, etc. Contact agallego@scha.org if you need help learning to use the system. How to analyze stratified data: Rachel Mayo, Clemson University Saundra Glover, USC Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities Cultural Competence and Responsiveness How to implement an enterprise-wide cultural competence and diversity program: In a university: Sabra Slaughter, MUSC. In a hospital: Juana Slade, AnMed Health Kinneil Coltman, Greenville Health System Thais Thomas, Tidelands Health Implementing the CLAS Standards (Cultural and Linguistically Appropriate Services): Juana Slade, AnMed Health Jacqlyn Atkins, DHEC Office of Minority Health Poverty Simulations: Tricia Richardson, SC Thrive Populations: LGBT: SC Equality Latinos: Myriam Torres, USC Consortium for Latino Immigration Studies Julie Smithwick, PASOs Programs Cultural Humility: Tiffany Simpson-Crumpley, SC Office of Rural Health Sara Goldsby, DAODAS Inclusive Decision Making How to increase diversity in leadership: Kinneil Coltman, Greenville Health System How to train and empower grassroots leaders for board positions: Tara Weese – Grassroots Leadership Development Institute at The Spartanburg County Foundation. How to improve the diversity of the student body: Michael De Arellano, MUSC David Garr, AHEC How to improve diversity leadership: Megan Dodgens/Don Gordon, Riley Diversity Leadership Initiative Investing in early childhood: Peggy Torrey, SC Council on Competitiveness Community Engagement Engaging patients: Lathran Woodard, SC Primary Healthcare Association Anton Gunn, MUSC Health Marisette Hasan, Carolinas Center for Hospice and End of Life Care Amy Edmunds, YoungStroke Engaging rural communities: Melinda Merrell and Tiffany Simpson-Crumpley SC Office of Rural Health Engaging Communities for overall health improvement: Fred Leyda, Human Services Alliance of Beaufort County Renée Romberger, Road to Better Health Spartanburg Holly Hayes, Live Well Kershaw Debbie Chatman, Hollings Cancer Center at MUSC Engaging high-risk communities in health improvement: Virginia Berry-White, Family Solutions of the Lowcountry Terri Jowers, Healthy Columbia Debbie Chatman, Hollings Cancer Center at MUSC Amy Edmunds, YoungStroke How to connect with DHEC community engagement efforts in my area: Barbara Grice, DHEC Engaging Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Saundra Glover, USC Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804713478-FAZY2Q4PQ5QCZMZRFFMV/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Health Equity Resources Tools For health, human, and social service agencies and organizations: A framework for stratifying race, ethnicity and language data Cultural and Linguistically Appropriate Services Standards (CLAS Standards 2014) Building community health needs assessments (data portion only) Toolkit for Eliminating Healthcare disparities Equity of Care – National Call to Action for the Elimination of Healthcare Disparities Outstanding Cultural Competence Assessment resources for physical and mental health Cultural Competence Toolkit Business resources to eliminate health disparities in the workplace: Getting started Complete guide All resources Alliance for a Healthier South Carolina Case Studies Spartanburg – Engaging Communities To Improve Health Outcomes | Data | Community Engagement AnMed Health – “Differentiology Is The Science Of Different-ness” and using REaL Data | Data | Cultural Competence A Commitment To Diversity: The Greenville Health System | Diversity Beaufort – A History Of Community Partnerships | Community Engagement MUSC Department of Psychiatry | Diversity and Inclusion Charleston, Dorchester Mental Health Center | Community Engagement https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/633ae7208bf1a51d7922f62a/1664804713447-QBS77SEGO8GYSJSU0AI5/Alliance_GradientBar_20.jpg Health Equity Strategies The Call to Action for Health Equity focuses on changing the way organizations see their role in helping diverse populations make healthy choices, access health and social services, and enjoy healthier physical and social environments. It is composed of four actions that will help our organizations understand obstacles to health improvement and how to work together to develop sustainable solutions for accelerating health improvement for everyone in South Carolina. Data-driven interventions We can use data to discover which groups of people may need extra support from our organization and partners. Cultural competence & responsiveness We can assess and train ourselves to have more empathetic relationships with people of different backgrounds. Community Engagement We can partner with communities to increase the impact of health improvement interventions. Inclusive decision making We can invest in maximizing opportunity for diverse groups of the population to be included at all levels of decision making. Data-driven Targeted Interventions: Collect and use data to identify and guide decision making regarding the health equity challenges in SC. Collect data to identify health equity challenges experienced by our employees and clients and use it to design and implement targeted interventions. Use secondary data to identify health equity challenges in the geographic areas of influence of our organizations and use it to design and implement targeted interventions. Cultural Competence and Responsiveness: Develop and maintain a culturally competent and responsive organizational culture for employees, clients and partners. Inclusive Decision-Making: Ensure our organizations are designed to guarantee inclusive decision making. This can be achieved through enhanced emphasis on the recruitment of highly qualified minorities for leadership positions, and the investment of filling the pipeline with diverse leaders for this and future generations. Community Engagement: Engage the community as partners in the design and delivery of sustainable health solutions. Read more about the South Carolina Call to Action for Health Equity here. Join the Call to Action Contact agallego@scha.org if you want to join the Call to Action. 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