Resources

A study, commissioned by the Endowment for Health and conducted by Cherokee Health Systems, documents the current level of integration within New Hampshire's health system and examines the policy and financing enablers and inhibitors. The study further lays out a series of recommendations to create a more integrated health system.

This issue brief was produced under the research projects Beyond Supply and Demand, funded by the Endowment for Health, and the Healthcare Employer Research Initiative, funded by the U.S. Administration for Children and Families.

This report, written by Tom Irwin, NH Director of the Conservation Law Foundation, assesses the issue of environmental justice in New Hampshire, including the types of environmental justice issues facing communities in the Granite State, the work that is currently underway to address the various issues, and where the greatest, most strategic needs for resources and engagement exist.

his report presents New Hampshire’s first ever Health and Equity Report Card reflecting data to measure key health disparities among the state’s racial, ethnic, and linguistic minority populations.

The NH Center for Public Policy Studies has been conducting research that focuses on public polices and private practices that affect the cost of health care, where it is provided, who gets it, and who pays for it. The ultimate goal of the project is to identify policies and practices that would maintain or enhance every resident’s ability to obtain quality health care at a reasonable price.

The Plan to Address Health Disparities and Promote Health Equity in New Hampshire outlines strategic priorities for the NH Health and Equity Partnership. This plan is a call to action for organizations and community members to join the NH Health and Equity Partnership to implement this agenda across multiple sectors.

Frameworks Institute reports the findings from a series of studies that set out to: (1) document the cultural models available to ordinary people when they think about children's mental health, (2) observe these models in action as small groups of people negotiate conversations about child mental health, (3) identify the major challenges for communicating about these issues, and (4) develop, refine and test frame elements -- specifically, values and simplifying models -- that might deepen understanding of the core tenets of the science of child mental health, and evoke a more productive public discussion.

This Dashboard provides an effective way of judging the progress New Hampshire is making in improving the health of our citizens.

The purpose of this study is to better understand what helps immigrant and refugee families from Latin America and Africa settle into their new life in New Hampshire.

The primary objective of this project is to create trauma informed systems within New Hampshire by strengthening awareness of treatment gaps, the intersection of resettlement, immigration, culture and trauma and making informed decisions about necessary next steps for better addressing traumatic stress among resettled refugee youth.

Medical interpretation is a tool to help providers and patients reduce communication barriers, and ensure quality clinical care that every patient deserves.

The Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Policy Team of the New Hampshire Citizens Health Initiative has released its first report on health care in New Hampshire, “A Pound of Prevention.