Grants | United Hospital Fund

Nov. 14, 2019 | 795,088
Partnerships for Early Childhood Development, Phase III
In the third and final phase of the program, eight pediatric providers and their community partners will continue their partnerships to screen and refer families to needed community supports, and an initiative-wide evaluation will seek to understand whether the PECD initiative has had an positive impact on the lives of children and families.
Nov. 14, 2019 | $125,000
Greater New York Hospital Association
To build provider capacity and quality of care through joint GNYHA/UHF activities aimed at building clinical leadership capacity in quality improvement through Year 12 of the Clinical Quality Fellowship Program; and improving patient access to ambulatory specialty care by creating a specialty access working group for member hospitals to jointly address challenges around long wait-times for appointments.
Sept. 21, 2018 | $125,000
Greater New York Hospital Association
To build provider capacity and quality of care through joint GNYHA/UHF activities aimed at enhancing quality improvement training for health care professionals through the Clinical Quality Fellowship Program; supporting hospitals and health systems in incorporating high reliability principles and practices; and to determine the feasibility of expanding the concepts of the CQFP program to nursing homes.
July 9, 2018 | 709,122
Partnerships for Early Childhood Development, Phase II
Building on the first phase of the Partnerships for Early Childhood Development, eight pediatric providers and their community partners will work to further enhance their abilities to identify and address the social determinants of health that have profound impact on the healthy development of young children, with a particular focus on "closing the referral loop" between providers and partnering community-based social services agencies.
April 4, 2018 | 100,000
Family Health Centers at NYU Langone
To pilot test, evaluate, and recommend modifications to a screening, referral, and feedback process that connects patients that screen positive for one or more social needs to appropriate community-based organizations for social support services.
Feb. 21, 2018 | 100,000
Public Agenda
To gain insight into parents’ expectations and receptivity to screening for social determinants of health in pediatric primary care, particularly those that address main risks and protective factors that influence child development (including toxic stress, food insecurity, and parenting strategies).
Feb. 21, 2018 | 119,107
Community Healthcare Network
To develop and vet a process for creating effective partnerships between primary care practices and community-based organizations, this project will facilitate the development of a screening, referral, and feedback process model that encourages effective follow-up between primary care providers and selected CBOs.
Oct. 18, 2017 | 125,000
Greater New York Hospital Association
To build provider capacity and enhance the quality of care within health systems across the greater New York region through GNYHA/UHF activities aimed at: bolstering clinical quality improvement leadership through the continuation and expansion of the Clinical Quality Fellowship Program; providing an opportunity for senior leadership of health care organizations to learn about “high–reliability” principles and implement them in their organizations.
Oct. 1, 2017 | 125,000
Corporation for Supportive Housing
To increase the integration of health and housing in New York by scaling The Bronx Frequent Users of Hospital Systems (Bronx FUSE) Initiative, which helps communities identify and engage super utilizers of public systems and place them into supportive housing to break the cycle of repeated use of costly crisis health services, shelters, and the criminal justice system. This grant will support the creation of a roadmap for establishing health plan and housing partnerships and cross-systems data-sharing to facilitate replication of the FUSE model across the City and State.
April 25, 2017 | 296,887
UHF Outpatient Antibiotic Stewardship Initiative, Stage II
While much effort on the critical issue of antibiotic resistance focuses on the inpatient setting, UHF's Outpatient Antibiotic Stewardship Initiative Stage I engaged hospital-owned outpatient practices in analyzing prescribing practices and developing action plans based on CDC Core Strategies. Stage II will build on that work and assist participants as they design, implement, and evaluate their own strategies to decrease overuse and misuse of antibiotics, specifically for adults with acute respiratory infections. Seven hospitals and health systems, with a total of 35 outpatient sites, are involved.
Feb. 16, 2017 | Various
Partnerships for Early Childhood Development
To identify and address selected psychosocial risks to development associated with childhood and family poverty, through screening of young children in pediatric primary care practices and referrals to partnering community-based social service organizations for needed interventions and services.
Oct. 19, 2016 | 188,320 over two years
Montefiore Medical Center: Behavioral Health Integration Phase II
To pilot-test a new framework for integrating behavioral health care services into primary care—developed and disseminated with earlier UHF support—in four primary care medical practices in New York City. Project leaders will provide technical assistance to support the use of the framework, identify implementation challenges, and fine tune the framework based on project findings and results.

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