AHA webinar: Hospital-community partnerships meeting health and social needs during and beyond COVID-19
The AHA Oct. 21 at noon ET will host a webinar featuring leaders from Henry Ford Health System, Ascension Wisconsin and Loyola University Chicago’s Stritch School of Medicine discussing their approaches to addressing community and population health as the field moves from pandemic response to recovery to rebuilding.
Register to learn how their efforts to create cross-sector community partnerships have contributed to building healthy communities in which everyone can thrive.
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