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The AHA's NOVA awards. Making collaboration work

Hospitals & Health Networks

|January 20, 1994

Summary

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Diverse communities share a common thread: healthcare organizations actively engaging in collaborative initiatives with providers and community groups. These successful collaborations are recognized with the American Hospital Association

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Community Health
Interprofessional Collaboration

Background:

Healthcare organizations operate within diverse communities, facing unique health challenges.
Effective healthcare delivery often requires collaboration beyond traditional provider networks.
Community engagement is crucial for addressing population health needs.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify and recognize healthcare organizations excelling in collaborative practices.
To highlight successful partnerships between healthcare providers and community groups.
To showcase innovative models of community-integrated healthcare delivery.

Main Methods:

The study identifies recipients of the American Hospital Association's (AHA) NOVA Award.

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Award criteria focus on demonstrated success in collaborative activities.

Collaboration encompasses partnerships among providers and between providers and community entities.

Main Results:

Healthcare organizations in diverse locations (Akron, OH; Colville, WA; Laconia, NH; Denver; Philadelphia) were recognized.
These organizations are actively involved in collaborative initiatives.
Successful collaborations involve both internal provider networks and external community groups.

Conclusions:

Collaborative efforts between healthcare providers and community organizations are a hallmark of successful healthcare.
The AHA's NOVA Award recognizes organizations that effectively integrate community engagement into their operations.
These partnerships contribute to improved health outcomes and community well-being.