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Attendant Wage Policy Brief
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Attendant Wage Policy Brief

Implementing an increase to the base wage of community attendants reimbursed through Medicaid will reduce the shortage of workers, address unmet needs of low-income Texans with disabilities, and generate savings and revenue to
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Aligning Systems for Health in Texas: Comprehensive Report
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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.
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Aligning Systems for Health in Texas: Blueprint Report
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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
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Aligning Systems for Health Website
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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
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Transforward’s First Successful PCORI Project Closed
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Transforward’s First Successful PCORI Project Closed

Last year, TransFORWARD: Improving Transgender Lives—a collaboration between Texas Health Institute and Equality Texas Foundation with Transgender Education Network of Texas—successfully completed its first Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) project!
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Central Texas County CHNAs
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Central Texas County CHNAs

THI conducted CHNAs for SDF for three counties in Central Texas and one qualitative report.
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Evidence for Improving Vaccine Acceptance in Underserved Groups
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Evidence for Improving Vaccine Acceptance in Underserved Groups

Environmental Scan of Evidence-Based Promising Practices & Strategies to Improve Vaccine Acceptance Among Racial and Ethnic Minority, Rural and other Underserved Groups
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New Study from Texas Health Institute and Memorial Hermann
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New Study from Texas Health Institute and Memorial Hermann

New study finds residents of Southwest Houston face numerous barriers on the road to good health
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What Drives Health in Southwest Houston?
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What Drives Health in Southwest Houston?

Findings from a community-based survey of the social determinants of health
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