CULTIVATING MEANINGFUL CHANGE
HC3 Initiatives
Chicago’s health care leaders and businesses have an important role in advancing opportunities at the cross-section of economic development, system transformation, and health disparities.
Everything we do is pursued by channeling the diverse and multi-sectoral coalition of health care leaders throughout the city to strengthen, reinforce, or fill empty space for critical economic and civic objectives to advance the entire community’s collective interest in a vibrant, cutting-edge and healthy Chicago.
To learn more about the progress of HC3 initiatives, please visit our News and Insights page and select “Initiatives.”
CURRENT INITATIVES
Clinician Burnout Assessment
This is a collaboration with the American Medical Association (AMA) and local provider associations to disseminate a burnout assessment to facility leaders throughout the market. Data will be managed and tracked through a proprietary system that will allow facilities to benchmark their results against others in the city and state. The results will provide us with a composite view of key areas of opportunity throughout the market, supporting technology development and investment, policy changes, and more.
Health Care Work Force Development Program
We are convening a taskforce to explore the possibility of mapping out an educational program that focus on
disadvantaged youth in highly vulnerable communities. We are exploring potential funding to support student participation and the construct of a curriculum of which we would include members of the Council community in some way.
Trauma Informed Population Health Model
A collective of HC3 Members and Community Partners – Michael Reese Trust, Acclivus, Forward Health Group, Now Pow – are coordinating efforts to accelerate the development of a trauma informed population health model that would cater to families and patients who are afflicted by violence in our city’s most vulnerable communities.
Safety Net
We have a quorum of health systems and community health centers that have agreed to collaborate on establishing principles, technology characteristics, and funding solutions that would support a statewide ADT system. This is in partnership with AVIA’s Medicaid Transformation Project.
State-Wide ADT Initiative
We have a quorum of health systems and community health centers that have agreed to collaborate on establishing principles, technology characteristics, and funding solutions that would support a statewide ADT system. This is in partnership with AVIA’s Medicaid Transformation Project.