Imagine a world where doctors, public health officials, police officers, social workers, and other community stakeholders were all sharing their data in an effort to improve the health of the people they serve.
Across America, many communities are making this vision a reality—but not without struggles along the way. These local collaborations are somehow able to overcome turf wars, legal issues, technology challenges and more to ultimately end up with integrated data systems that allow them to be more efficient and effective at improving people’s health.
So what’s their secret? What have they learned that could help other communities fighting the same battles?
On the All In: Data for Community Health podcast, we will talk to local leaders who are tackling these challenges head on and going “All In” to collaborate with other sectors to systematically share data to improve community health.
Episodes from seasons 1-3 are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, and TuneIn.
All In Podcast Season 3 is Here!
Episode 4: Dr. Ninez Ponce Discusses Data Visibility in the Nation’s Largest State Health Survey
In this episode of the All In podcast, Host Miriam Castro is joined by the Director of the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research and the principal investigator of the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS), Dr. Ninez Ponce. As the principal investigator for CHIS, the nation’s largest state health survey, Dr. Ponce discusses her influential role of advocating and creating processes of inclusion and representation in the survey that reaches over 20,000 people each year. Dr. Ponce discusses how she devised the rationale and implementation of Asian ethnic oversamples, and the cultural and linguistic adaptation of the survey in Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin), Korean, Vietnamese, and Tagalog. In this episode, Dr. Ponce shares anecdotes with Miriam from experiences she has had within her 20+ year career in survey-based research, and the fight for data that is representative of the reality of every population served.
Resources for the previous podcast episode are available at:
https://www.allindata.org/resources/podcast-s3-e3/
Season 3
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Episode 1 — Mass Surveillance of Black Bodies & Anti-Racist Data-Sharing
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Episode 2 — Equitable Data-Sharing in Housing Justice: An Interview w/ Melissa Jones & Cristal Little
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Episode 3 — Slowing Down to Progress Data-sharing Forward: An Interview with Dr. Sue Gallagher
Season 2
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Episode 1 — Big Data, Racial Bias & A New Generation of Organizations
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Episode 2 — Trenton Health Team Talks about a Holistic Approach to Social Services
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Episode 3 — San Diego 211 Discuss Leveraging Community Information Exchanges During COVID
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Episode 4 — Seattle King County Reflects on Data-Sharing in the Early Days of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Season 1
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Episode 1 — Designing a Family-Centered Care Plan for Children with Special Needs
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Episode 2 — A Shared Definition for Measuring Health Equity
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Episode 3 — Integrating Data to Ensure “All Children Thrive”
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Episode 4 — Connecting Hospitals and Food Pantries
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Episode 5 — Public Health Innovation – What is it & How Can it be Achieved?
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Episode 6 — An Equitable Approach to Community Health Planning
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Episode 7 — Capturing the Community Voices Behind the Data
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Episode 8 — Partnering with Residents to Improve Asthma through Housing
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Episode 9 — How Can Neighborhood-Level Data Improve Health and Equity?
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Episode 10 — Coordinating Health & Social Services
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Episode 11 — Advancing Health Equity in Data Collection, Analysis, and Reporting
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Episode 12 — Adding New Partners, Sectors, and Data to a Care Coordination System
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Episode 13 — Empowering Communities to Discover and Use Their Assets to Create Change
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Episode 14 — Analyzing Health and Human Services Data to Maximize the Impact of Public Funds
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Episode 15 — The National Inventory of Data Sharing Collaborations for Health
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Episode 16 — Bringing Multi-Sector Partners Together to Tackle Obesity
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Episode 17 — Coordinating Care for Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
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Episode 18 — BUILDing a Movement: Going Upstream to Address Health Disparities
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Episode 19 — Using Privacy-Preserving Technology to Create a Continuum of Support for Families
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Episode 20 — Collaborating to Improve Care for Medicaid and Uninsured Populations
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Episode 21 — Building and Sustaining Effective Networks to Improve Community Health
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Episode 22 — Catalyzing High-Quality Research to Address Social Needs in Healthcare Settings