AHA's Hospital Community Collaborative launches academy to improve community partnerships
The AHA’s Hospital Community Collaborative has launched the HCC Academy, with specialized workshops for leaders from hospitals, health systems and community organizations seeking to build on their community partnership efforts. The academy will host two virtual workshops in late October, with each focusing on different components vital to successful community partnerships: leveraging data and creating effective storytelling.
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