社区卫生中心的伙伴关系战略:在好时和坏时建设能力。

Maria-Elena Young, Steven P Wallace, Amy Bonilla, Nadereh Pourat, Michael Rodriguez
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联邦合格的健康中心——通常被称为社区健康中心(CHCs)——为那些没有保险或可能没有保险的人提供重要的安全网。本政策简报报告了剩余未参保人员进入社区卫生中心(REACH)研究项目的结果,该项目旨在确定《平价医疗法案》(ACA)对CHCs服务剩余未参保人员能力的影响。我们研究了四个州的健康中心采取的战略,通过伙伴关系、改善当地卫生系统和宣传来加强当地安全网。由于医疗补助计划的扩张是否会继续下去,或者是否会被移交给监管有限的各州,这些不确定因素,chc之间以及chc与医疗保健系统内其他机构之间的合作关系可能变得更加重要。
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Partnership Strategies of Community Health Centers: Building Capacity in Good Times and Bad.

Federally Qualified Health Centers--commonly referred to as Community Health Centers (CHCs)--serve as critical safety net providers for those who are uninsured or who may become uninsured. This policy brief reports the findings from the Remaining Uninsured Access to Community Health Centers (REACH) research project, which sought to identify the impact of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on the ability of CHCs to serve the remaining uninsured. We examined strategies undertaken by CHCs in four states to reinforce the local safety net through partnerships, improvements to the local health system, and advocacy. With the uncertainties about whether Medicaid expansion will be continued or will be handed over to the states with limited oversight, partnerships both among CHCs and between CHCs and others in the health care system and beyond may become even more important.

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