Coalitions and Collaboratives

 
 
 
 
 
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Coalitions and Learning Collaboratives are groups of community partners with a vested interest in advancing health outcomes in their community. These groups connect clinical and community partners to work towards a shared goal of greater health for all members of the community. 

Cardiovascular Health Learning Collaboratives​​

The Cardiovascular Health Learning Collaboratives (LCs) connect healthcare professionals and community partners to share best practices and implement changes based on community-wide cardiovascular health data. They meet monthly and follow the PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act) rapid cycle improvement process to implement changes within cardiovascular health. Any community members or organizations interested in advancing heart health are welcome to join.   ​

To register and receive information about upcoming meetings, please fill out the survey at the bottom of the page.

Map of Cardiovascular Health Learning Collaboratives​​
See accessible PDF

Nebraska Statewide

The Nebraska Cardiovascular Health Learning Collaborative decided to form 3 workgroups to work towards greater heart health for all Nebraskans. 

Group 1: Community Care - This group focuses on place-based care and workplace wellness, emphasizing bringing healthcare back into community spaces. 

Group 2: Health Education & Outreach - This group focuses on expanding cardiovascular health information beyond healthcare facilities and emphasizes education and awareness.

Group 3: Provider Development & Recognition - This group focuses on supporting healthcare providers with cardiovascular health trainings, resources, and recognition programs. 

​Four Corners District

- Butler, Polk, Seward, and York counties

Current work includes developing and promoting nutrition health education and supporting community health workshops. 

North Central District

- Antelope, Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Holt, Keya Paha, Knox, Pierce, and Rock counties

Current work includes supporting referrals for the Health Coaches for Hypertension Control (HCHC) program and promoting physical activity resources in each community. North Central has created a physical activity (PA) guide that outlines all PA opportunities in the North Central District. 

Physical Activity Guide​​ ​​​

Southeast District

- Johnson, Nemaha, Otoe, Pawnee, and Richardson counties

Current work includes improving transportation access in areas of highest need and promoting community meal programs. 

​West Central District

- Arthur, Hooker, Lincoln, Logan, McPherson, and Thomas counties

Current work includes ​organizing and attending health fairs to provide cardiovascular screenings, wellness education, and insurance resources, as well as developing a coordinated cardiovascular health educational media plan.

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Falls Free Older Adult Falls Coalition

​The Falls Free Nebraska Older Adult Falls Coalition meets bi-annually to discuss the current state of Falls Prevention work in Nebraska and share resources. The Falls Prevention Program is coordinated by the Chronic Disease Prevention and Control program and support four evidence based falls prevention programs; SAIL, Stepping On, Tai Chi for Falls Prevention, and Bingocize. The Falls Coalition is open to any community members or organizations with an interest in Falls Prevention. For more information, email Erik.White@nebraska.gov​.

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Nebraska Comprehensive Cancer Control Program Group

The Nebraska Comprehensive Cancer Control​ program hosts large group meetings quarterly and workgroup meetings targeting the Cancer Plan objectives. 

If you are interested in being involved in the implementation of the Nebraska Cancer Plan, please email: dhhs.necccp@nebraska.gov

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Interested in Joining a Group?

​For more information or to join a chronic disease coalition or collaborative, complete this Survey​ or email dhhs.cdpcprogram@nebraska.gov​