The Health in Appalachia Hub, sponsored by the Appalachian Regional Commission and launched in 2018, is designed to help identify economic and health issues in the Appalachian area. The Hub features compelling “Bright Spot” case studies and maps on health outcomes and health factors (9 domains and 41 indicators).
All Things Missouri was launched in 2018 and quickly became Missouri’s central data and mapping resource for policy-makers, business owners, farmers, and community organizations working to resolve issues related to: agriculture and environment; business and community; health and safety; and youth and family. All Things Missouri provides access to national, state, and local (Missouri-sourced) data all in one platform. It hosts the Missouri Map Room and tools to support University of MIssouri Extension programs and services.
The AdventHealth Hub was established in 2016 and used by the AdventHealth Community Benefit Team through 2021. The Hub was designed to serve the 44 faith-based AdventHealth hospitals across 10 states. AdventHealth used their cutsom Community Health Needs Assessment as a mechanism to better serve their communities, protect their not-for-profit status, and visibly convey their mission and faith-based values.
The Adventist Health Hub, first launched in 2017 and relaunched in 2020, provides the system with: a comprehensive community health needs assessment (CHNA); custom calculations for hospital service areas; a curated list of well-being aligned indicators, and a system-level dashboard.
The Adventist Health Hub, first launched in 2017 and relaunched in 2020, provides hospitals in the Adventist Health system with: 1) a comprehensive community health needs assessment (CHNA); 2) custom calculations for hospital service areas; 3) a curated list of well-being aligned indicators; and 4) a system-level dashboard. The Hub is actively used by the Adventist Health Community Benefit team. The Hub also hosts the Adventist Health Priority Area Indicator Ranking (PAIR) tool. The PAIR tool helps hospitals prioritize the areas and people that need the most attention