October 2023
Telling the Story of a Community Using Data: Poster
This project used quantitative data; both publicly available and a robust bilingual community survey, and centered it on qualitative data, leading to a rich and robust story of a community
May 2023
City of Laredo CHNA
This report provides an overview of the process, methods,
and findings of identifying health and social determinants of health needs in the city of Laredo,
community assets, as well as a summary
November 2022
MSRGN Genetics Summit 2022
Momentum in the Mountains: A virtual summit to educate, engage, and connect families, providers,
and public health professionals around contemporary topics in genetics.
September 2022
CJA National Conference 2022
Bridging Communities to Achieve Equity for All. 20+ years of improving health, increasing access, and eliminating disparities
September 2022
Lessons Learned from Cross-Sector Alignment Efforts
Texas Health Institute was one of seven national finalists to receive a grant from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) to test their Aligning Sectors Theory of Change. Over the course
September 2022
Aligning Systems for Health in Texas: Comprehensive Report
Over the past decade, cross-sector alignment efforts to improve health and well-being in communities have gained increasing momentum.
September 2022
Aligning Systems for Health in Texas: Blueprint Report
Efforts to align public health, health care, and social service sectors hold great promise for achieving health equity. However, there remains little knowledge and evidence of what works for aligning
September 2022
Aligning Systems for Health Website
Cross-sector alignment efforts across Texas are aligning public health, health care, and social service sectors to advance the health of all. We asked them what works, for whom, how, and
August 2022
Primary Care 101: Webinar
Primary care, when prioritized in the health system, results in people living longer lives with more equitable outcomes.
May 2022
Advancing Health and Opportunity in South Texas
Historically, border areas have been neglected in many, if not all, aspects of health care and public health. Even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, communities along the southern border of