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The Value of Data Integration in a Community Health Data Utility

Community health data utilities power integration of data from medical providers, community organizations and public health agencies to drive real change for individuals. In a new blog post, Richard Gibson imagines the profound benefits a CHDU could have for one family.

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Comagine Health Names Brian Chin Chief Product Officer

Comagine Health, a national nonprofit health care consulting firm, announced that Brian Chin will serve as the company’s chief product officer. Mr. Chin brings more than 10 years of executive… continue reading

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Stop by Comagine Health's Booth at the National Association of Medicaid Directors' 2024 Fall Conference

We’re looking forward to the National Association of Medicaid Directors' 2024 Fall Conference on Nov. 11-13 in Washington, D.C.!

Stop by our booth and learn about how Comagine Health can provide… continue reading

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Comagine Health, UHIN Among Contributors to Recently Adopted Utah Model of Care

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox recently announced the adoption of the Utah Model of Care. The model, developed after months of collaboration with health care providers, businesses and community leaders,… continue reading

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Success Story: Transforming Vaccine Consent Processes at a Long-Term Care Facility

During a July vaccination quality improvement initiative (QII) visit with the Comagine Health’s long-term post-acute care (LTPAC) team, a Utah long-term care facility identified a significant barrier… continue reading

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Safe Opioid Stewardship in Long-Term Care: Why the Work Matters

Safe opioid stewardship in long-term care (LTC) facilities is critical for managing the use of opioids in older adults. As the prevalence of opioid-related complications increase, it is essential for… continue reading

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Join Comagine Health’s ACE Program to Enhance Infection Prevention Across Your Network

Comagine Health is pleased to announce the launch of the Advancing Infection Control Excellence (ACE): Beyond the Fundamentals program. This three-year initiative was designed specifically for long-… continue reading

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Comagine Health Engages Conference Attendees with Escape Room IPC Activity

Beginning in May, Comagine Health implemented an interactive infection prevention and control (IPC) training opportunity using an escape room format created by the Center for Disease Control and… continue reading

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Can You Hear Me Now? Amplifying the Voice of Nursing Home Residents

Nearly every day, someone mentions how nursing home residents feel "invisible" because no one asks what matters to them. This sentiment can also apply to family members, care partners, certified… continue reading

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QIN-QIO 12th Scope of Work Highlight: Chronic Disease

As Comagine Health wraps up the final weeks of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' QIN-QIO 12th Scope of Work, we are celebrating by sharing some of the program’s impact over the past… continue reading

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