Hosted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the National Immunization Conference (NIC) has been a public health educational tradition, bringing together a unique mix of subject matter experts and public health professionals for many decades. Federal, state, and local public health partners gather to share the latest developments in science, program, policy and communications on immunizations and vaccine-preventable diseases. NIC 2024 is a three-day, in-person event that provides the opportunity for over 1,500 immunization contributors and partners from the public and private sectors to connect, including our own Chris Symolon, Director, COVID-19 Vaccination Project and Doorways Grant Administrator.
About us
The Foundation's mission is to improve health and health care delivery. The Foundation for Healthy Communities is a partnership involving hospitals, physicians, health plans, home care agencies and other organizations concerned about improving health in New Hampshire. The Foundation's primary objectives are: 1. To collect, analyze, and evaluate data about health and about the delivery, quality, management and organization of health services; 2. To promote, sponsor and conduct applied research and scientific investigation relative to quality, health delivery process and improvement and health policy; and 3. To communicate information, sponsor education and training, and facilitate innovation and access for the improvement of health and the creation of healthy communities.
- Website
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http://www.healthynh.org
External link for Foundation for Healthy Communities
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Concord, NH
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1968
- Specialties
- Cultural Effectiveness, NH Cancer Collaborative, HEAL NH, NH CATCH Kids Club, Rural Health Quality, Medication Bridge, Health Access Network, 5-2-1-0, End of Life Care, and Patient and Family Engagement
Locations
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Primary
125 Airport Road
Concord, NH 03301, US
Employees at Foundation for Healthy Communities
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Jillian Eldredge
Executive Director, Moose Mountains Regional Greenways
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Kerri Federico, PharmD, MBA, BCPS, CPPS, CPHQ
Director of Pharmacy at Speare Memorial Hospital
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Daniel Andrus
Director of Substance Use Disorder Treatment Project at Foundation for Healthy Communities
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Dakota Hayes
Planner, Granite State Health Care Coalition at Foundation for Healthy Communities
Updates
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Hampstead Hospital and Residential Treatment Facility (HHRTF) hosted the Behavioral Health Clinical Learning Collaborative meeting with community partners yesterday. A special thanks to all the clinicians and staff at the HHRTF for their inspiration and dedication. Collaboration is key to our success in providing comprehensive care to our youth and young adults. “Bringing our members together is crucial. We are part of a continuum of care and must rely on each and every partner to ensure mental and physical wellness for all our constituents," said Nancy Fennell, MA, Director, Behavioral Health Clinical Learning Collaborative. Together, we can achieve so much more! #BehavioralHealth #CommunityCare #Collaboration #InpatientCare #ChildrensHealth
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More than 100 providers and staff attended this week's Involuntary Emergency Admission (IEA), Conditional Discharge (CD), Revocation of Conditional Discharge (RCD) and Care Traffic Control (CTC) full-day training session sponsored by New Hampshire Hospital, the Behavioral Health Clinical Learning Collaborative, the New Hampshire Hospital Association and the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Hospitals care for their communities every single day! During National Hospital Week May 12-18, take time to celebrate the hospitals and health care professionals in your community. #WeAreHealthcare #NationalHospitalWeek #NHHospitals
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The 2024 National Hospital Week is May 12-18th this year, and we encourage everyone to participate in celebrating the hospitals and health care professionals in your community. The blue and white H we see in our communities is a promise that someone will always be there to fulfill the mission of providing patients with the right care at the right time, in the right place, every time. A special thanks goes out to our New Hampshire Hospital Association members! #WeAreHealthCare #NationalHospitalWeek #NHHospitals
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An exciting part of National Nurses' Week! Congratulations to Haylie Robinson, RN! We are appreciative of your compassion and dedication. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to you and all nurses who give so much to their patients. #NationalNursesWeek
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Today, we honor the heartbeat of health care - our incredible nurses! On National Nurses' Day, we extend our deepest gratitude to these everyday heroes who provide comfort, care and compassion to patients around the clock. Your dedication and selflessness inspire us all. Thank you. #NationalNursesDay #ThankYouNurses
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As we embark on Mental Health Awareness Month, it's so important to recognize that the path to mental wellness isn't solely paved with websites, toolkits, podcasts or lists of do’s and don’ts. True healing often stems from the simplicity of human connection. It's about disconnecting from our devices and truly being present. It's also about reaching out to a friend, foregoing a text for a meaningful conversation and taking a walk in the rain. It's about fostering empathy and understanding, reaching out to those in need and embracing the power of unity. In this spirit of collective action, the Foundation for Healthy Communities' Behavioral Health Clinical Learning Collaborative has brought together champions of progress in our NH mental health landscape. Over the past half decade, these champions have contributed tirelessly to enhancing crisis behavioral health services across our communities. Through collaborative learning initiatives and innovative approaches, they have empowered themselves and one another to provide more effective support to individuals grappling with mental health challenges. Their dedication and commitment serve as a beacon of hope for our state, so let’s remain together on this journey by incorporating courage, compassion and a renewed sense of purpose in all we do. Thank you, Collaborative members! Let’s make the most of Mental Health Awareness from this month forward. #MHAM2024 #MentalHealthMonth #MentalHealthMatters
Behavioral Health Clinical Learning Collaborative - FHC
https://healthynh.org