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Vaccine Communications Resources: Media Placements
Radio news releases are running in select states to emphasize the need for vaccines. Listen to samples.
Leadership Dialogue Series: Discussing How Health Systems Benefit Communities with Eugene Woods
On this Leadership Dialogue Series podcast, AHA Board Chair Wright L. Lassiter III is joined by Eugene Woods, president and CEO of Atrium Health, based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Social Determinants of Health
The AHA is working to support hospitals and health systems as they address social determinants of health, eliminate health care disparities and provide comprehensive care to every patient in every community—all of which improve community health.
AHA Leadership Summit Roundtable: The Future of Health Care Quality
A Quality Leadership Roundtable that took place at the 2022 American Hospital Association Leadership Summit in San Diego. Hosted by the AHA Living Learning Network.
Hospitals Work in Many Ways to Help Create Healthy Communities
Beyond administering life-saving medical care to individual patients, all hospitals provide incomparable value to their communities by opening their doors to everyone who needs care, as well as working in partnership with others to improve and sustain the health of all of those in their communities.
99-Year-Old New Yorker and Others Share ‘Why We Got the COVID Vaccine’
To encourage all New Yorkers to get a COVID-19 vaccine and booster, NYC Health + Hospitals is featuring stories and videos of people sharing why they got their shots, including 99-year-old New Yorker Lettice Graham.
Pandemic – A Year of Reflection | Center
The Living Learning Network’s pandemic reflection book showcases the defining moments of COVID-19 as told by the front lines.
Baystate Health - Baystate Family Advocacy Center
Overview
The Baystate Family Advocacy Center (BFAC) has been operational since 1997.
Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare - CurePity Movement and "It's Okay to Ask!
The CurePity Movement is Gillette’s initiative to move attitudes forward – away from pity – and toward acceptance and inclusion for children who have disabilities. In 2014, Gillette published a children’s book that embodies the themes of its CurePity Movement titled “It’s Okay to Ask!” The book gives children and parents a tool to answer questions about disabilities and encourages the formation of positive opinions through friendship.