2018 Results for Health Conference
Using Results-Based Accountability to Strengthen Health Improvement
May 16-18 2018
Crowne Plaza Resort | Asheville, North Carolina
About the Conference
From May 16th to May 18th, 2018, WNC Health Network and Clear Impact co-hosted a conference to highlight and support the innovation and collaboration taking place at the intersection of Results-Based Accountability™and health improvement.
Public health practitioners, hospital and healthcare representatives, government officials, civic leaders, social service agencies, nonprofit executives, and engaged community residents convened in Asheville, North Carolina for a highly active and engaging experience.
The focus was on moving from “talk” to action in health improvement. Some presentations have been made available for download below:
Downloadable Presentations:
Pre-conference Workshops:
Engaging Clients, Customers, and Communities for Greater Health Outcomes
Presented by Dan Duncan of Clear Impact
Results-Based Accountability and Strategic Planning
Presented by Marcos Marquez of Clear Impact
Conference Sessions:
Taking Measurable Actions for Health Equity
Presented by: Deitre Epps of Clear Impact
Infusion of Results-Based Accountability to Address Social Determinants of Health
Presented by Lynn Baker of Macon County Public Health
Change Management and the RBA Journey in Alameda County, CA
Presented by Janice Chin of Alameda County Health Care Services Agency
Clear Impact Scorecard Super Users Group
Presented by Jo Bradley of WNC Health Network and Michael Adrian of Clear Impact
Bridging Health Research and Practice with Common Language and Tools
Presented by Ameena Batada of UNC Asheville
Using RBA to Support Internal Alignment, Monitoring, and Improvement
Presented by Jo Bradley of WNC Health Network
Approaching Complexity with Simplicity: Addressing the Rise of Hepatitis C
Presented by Melissa McKnight of Jackson County Department of Public Health
Using RBA to Give Legs to Collective Impact and Community Engagement
Presented by Terri March of Mountain Area Health Education Center and Rebecca Reeve of NC Center for Health and Wellness