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Year:: 2023
Contributor:: Kiana Beheshtian (Author); Caroline Bulstra (Author)
Subject:: cardiovascular disease; health policy; and health services
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26300/q6b2-yf92

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Abstract:: The Harvard University Health Systems Innovation Lab (HSIL) is a global research and training lab for healthcare innovation. HSIL established the Data Collaborative on Health Systems Performance (DC-HSP) to leverage inaccessible health systems data for improving cardiovascular health through research and policy innovation. DC-HSP's two phases are Phase I (Sept 2022—Dec 2023), focusing on data set development, DC-HSP establishment, and research planning, and Phase II (2023-2024), which uses Phase I outputs for performance studies, analytics, training, and visualizations to engage policymakers and enhance health systems and cardiovascular outcomes. HSIL collaborates with partners like the Novartis Foundation, Microsoft, and Accenture.

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Kiana Beheshtian, and Caroline Bulstra, "The Data-Collaborative on Health Systems Performance (DC-HSP): Towards Better Healthcare For Cardiovascular Diseases" (2023). MPH Applied Public Health Experience. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://doi.org/10.26300/q6b2-yf92

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MPH Applied Public Health Experience

This collection highlights Master of Public Health students' Applied Public Health Practice Experience. Students in the applied public health practice field placement work with established public health professionals along side professionals from other fields to address contemporary real world public …
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The Data-Collaborative on Health Systems Performance (DC-HSP): Towards Better Healthcare For Cardiovascular Diseases