Health care data can be a powerful tool for understanding drivers of health and identifying opportunities for improving the health of individuals and communities. But each data source tells only part of an individual or group’s total health story.
Comagine Health created a total health story for opioid risk in Oregon by bringing together multiple disparate data sources.
Over the last two years, public health data systems have been recognized for their ability to provide valuable insight into the pandemic. However, there are many other critical data assets held within state governments.
Even before COVID-19, we knew that where a person lived impacted their health and well-being. But the pandemic has laid bare profound health disparities caused by structural inequity in communities across the U.S.
Health data interoperability can encompass different types of data: Clinical data, social determinants of health (SDOH) data, community-based organization (CBOs) services and appointments data, and claims data, to name several.
Comagine Health’s data solutions products and services uncover key insights and inequities, driving action that leads to lasting improvement. Find out more about what we offer and how we can help you create positive, sustainable change.
Comagine Health’s Data Solutions department is our hub for health information technology consulting, analytics, and external quality review.
Learn why and how to make social media content accessible for people with disabilities. We encourage health education program coordinators, facilitators and peer leaders to take part.
After completing training, you will be able to:
Comagine Health has created a digital guidebook for the community health workers serving the Black community in Washington state, covering diabetes, cardiovascular health, arthritis, COVID-19's effects on these conditions and vaccination guidance and key competency development.
The Community Integrated Network of Oregon (CINO) is a network of diverse partners building statewide infrastructure to deliver and sustain evidence-based health education programs and interventions.
