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Report: Some kids need added asthma attention
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December 2017

 

Disparities in Pediatric Asthma Hospitalizations3

Black and Latino kids need asthma help

Black and Latino children with asthma in the Finger Lakes Region are four times more likely than their white peers to wind up in emergency rooms, according to a new issue brief on pediatric asthma from Common Ground Health.

“With proper treatment, asthma attacks should largely be a problem of the past,” said Albert Blankley, director of research and analytics with Common Ground Health. “To realize that potential, we need targeted interventions for young children from poorer neighborhoods and communities of color.”

Learn more here.
 

Region's voice heard on health care regulations

When New York state launched its Regulatory Modernization Initiative for health care this fall, Common Ground Health made sure that our region was part of the change conversation. Senior staff attended statewide workgroup meetings and sought input from regional providers on the Department of Health’s recommendations for telemedicine, dialysis, cardiac care and behavioral health. 
 
“Our region responded quickly, providing an important perspective on how to best adapt health care regulations for new technologies and ways of practicing medicine in the Finger Lakes,” said Dr. Thomas Mahoney, chief medical officer of Common Ground Health.

Learn more.
 

Partner spotlight
African American and Latino Leadership Development programs

Common Ground Health salutes the United Way of Greater Rochester’s African American and Latino Leadership Development programs, which are marking their 25th and 35th anniversaries, respectively.
 
“It’s hard to be heard if you are not at the table,” said Wade Norwood, chief strategy officer at Common Ground Health. “These programs give promising individuals from communities of color the preparation they need to take their place on boards and pursue other leadership opportunities in our community.”
 
Learn more about the programs here.
 
We're hiring

We're hiring

Do you want to help improve the health of our community? So do we. Join our growing team. We're hiring for a Children's Health Policy Associate, a Network Administrator, and an Administrative Assistant.
 

Taking notice

Causewave Community Partners recently featured Summer Meals and Common Ground Health’s Dina Faticone as part of its marketing campaign about successfully creating change.

In a Health Affairs blog, Common Ground Health Senior Consultant Howard Beckman and colleagues were 
lauded for their “pioneering” efforts to improve the quality of health care. 

In a blog for the National Physical Activity Society, Mike Bulger, healthy communities project coordinator at Common Ground Health, discusses the root causes of health inequity in low income neighborhoods. Read it 
here.
 

In the headlines

City Newspaper Group wants the city to lower speed limits Related: WXXI News

El Mensajero Católico USCCB, local health care providers wary of Obamacare reform efforts
 


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