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HOT off the presses! HPIO latest policy brief explores financial security, and its impact on health: buff.ly/3z8kRfh
This week is your last chance to get early-bird registration rates for our first-ever Ohio Health Policy Summit, scheduled for October 3rd at the Fawcett Center in Columbus. To learn more or sign up, please visit healthpolicyohio.org/events/…
HPIO is thrilled to announce that early-bird registration is now open for our first-ever Ohio Health Policy Summit, scheduled for October 3rd at the Fawcett Center in Columbus. To learn more or sign up, please visit buff.ly/46V0G0z'
July is Disability Pride Month, and as we wrap up the month, new HPIO analysis found that more than 1 in 3 Ohio adults (2,791,694) have a disability. This diverse group encompasses Ohioans from all backgrounds and regions of the state. See our new graphic below:
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Many Ohioans struggle with poor health outcomes that result in early death. @HealthPolicyOH is partnering with @OHpreventionCOE to take a closer look at what's driving the trend on early death. Learn more at: healthpolicyohio.org/events/…
Many Ohioans struggle with poor health outcomes that result in early death. @HealthPolicyOH is partnering with @OHpreventionCOE to take a closer look at what's driving the trend of early death. Learn more at: healthpolicyohio.org/events/…
New HPIO report reveals social factors driving crime. It's the latest in a series of publications on the link between criminal justice and health (healthpolicyohio.org/our-wor……)
Ohio ranks 34th in the nation in homicide deaths in HPIO’s 2024 Health Value Dashboard (healthpolicyohio.org/our-wor…). Like national trends, homicide in Ohio peaked during the COVID-19 pandemic but has not returned to pre-pandemic rates.
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Good coverage of today’s #ACEs event with Franklin County Public Health from @nbc4i youtube.com/watch?v=v-1D_ZbO…
Thank you to the 75+ people who joined us today for our "Partnering to Address ACEs" event that we organized in partnership with Franklin County Public Health. You can find slides and more resources here: healthpolicyohio.org/events/…
And Dr. Lauren Forbes, Policy Director at Joining Forces for Children, talked about Cincinnati's community-wide #CollectiveImpact initiative that aims to improve child health and development by reducing the effects of toxic stress.
A panel featuring central Ohio organizations highlighted innovative programs addressing ACEs. And HPIO shared recent analysis of strategies to prevent ACEs and provide resources and guidance for coalition-building and advocacy (healthpolicyohio.org/our-wor…).
HPIO is honored to have the support of generous funders from across the state. Through their contributions, we are advancing evidence-informed policies that improve health, achieve equity, and lead to sustainable healthcare spending in Ohio.
Hot off the Presses! HPIO has released a new brief titled, “Taking Action to Prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Ohio” (buff.ly/4bREara). It summarizes the information and resources available through HPIO’s Ohio ACEs Impact Project buff.ly/3KErNTj)
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The November 7 Ohio Election is rapidly approaching. Issues 1 and 2 are on the ballot for all Ohioans, @HealthPolicyOH has published a non-partisan resource page to help inform voters about these health-related issues. Learn more: bit.ly/3Fm8fAy
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The Dashboard includes 9 policies that can build upon these strengths and establish Ohio as a leader in health value: healthpolicyohio.org/2023-he…
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While Ohio ranks lower than most other states, the "glass half full" is that there are strengths we can build upon to improve. We have new employers in high-growth industries, decades of expertise in responding to the addiction crisis, and good access to health care.
Wow! In the new @HealthPolicyOH Health Value Dashboard just two state, OH and WV, rank in the bottom quartile for both Population Health and Healthcare Spending.
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