North Carolina Institute of Medicine

Time 2020-06-17 22:10:52

Web Name: North Carolina Institute of Medicine

WebSite: http://www.nciom.org

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Healthy North Carolina 2030: A Path Toward HealthREAD THE REPORT HERENew Issue Brief: Moving to Value-Based Care in North CarolinaThis issue brief discusses trends in health care spending, define alternative payment models, and identify several examples of efforts to implement these models across our state.READ MOREPartnering to Improve Health: Developing Accountable Care Communities in North CarolinaReport includes the findings and recommendations from the Task Force on Accountable Care CommunitiesREAD MORE2019 Child Health Report Cardwww.ncchild.orgThe North Carolina Child Health Report Card, issued annually by the North Carolina Institute of Medicine and NC Child, tracks key indicators of child health and well-being in four areas: Healthy Births, Access to Care, Secure Homes and Neighborhoods, and Health Risk Factors. The 2019 Child Health Report Card highlights the recent rise in youth suicide and identifies potential solutions to address it. READ MORERead the Latest NCIOM Blog PostThe NCIOM blog provides updates on current and future work, information and analysis on hot health policy topics, and summaries of recent NCMJ articles.READ MORE The North Carolina Institute of Medicine, NCIOM, is an independent organization focused on improving the health and well-being of North Carolinians by providing analysis on the health and well-being of North Carolinians, identifying solutions to the health issues facing our state, building consensus toward evidence-based solutions, and informing health policy at the state and local level. Learn More We bring together diverse stakeholders to develop solutions to the complex health problems in North Carolina. The NCIOM’s task forces and other projects, including the NCMJ, have led to sustained improvements in the health and well-being of North Carolinians. The NCIOM addresses the health needs of North Carolinians by working with stakeholder groups to identify evidence-based strategies to improve health and inform health policy. Browse Current Work The North Carolina Institute of Medicine (NCIOM) in partnership with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services established the Task Force on Maternal Health to bring together stakeholders and experts from across North Carolina to identify evidence-based solutions to best improve maternal health outcomes and to guide and develop a Maternal Health Strategic Plan for the state.  Read More The Task Force on Access to Health Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing has been established to study the current state and limitations of health services for the deaf and hard of hearing and the consequences of those limitations. Scope of work will include but not limited to interpreter training, distribution of interpreters, appropriate use of technology solutions, qualifications of sign language interpreters, and provider education. Read More North Carolina ranks 42nd in infant mortality with 7.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, considerably higher than the national average. This NCIOM Task Force, in partnership with the Women’s and Children’s Health Section, Division of Public Health, NC Department of Health and Human Services will convene to respond to Session Law 2018-93 and develop a perinatal system of care for the state aligned with Goal 3 of NC's Perinatal Health Plan 2016-2020. Read More The Task Force on Serious Illness Care has been established to develop a workable plan to meet the needs of individuals living with serious illness and their caregivers across the state of North Carolina. The NCIOM, in partnership with agencies and organizations that provide care and advocacy around issues of aging, palliative care, hospice care, and long-term supports and services, will convene the Task Force ten times through 2019 and issue a final report in early 2020. Read More In the IssueThe articles draw from the proceedings of the National Academy of Medicine Vital Directions for Health and Health Care symposium in the Research Triangle in 2019. Read More

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