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Published by Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Bureau of Primary Health Care "Bridging Priorities: A Cross-Sector Guide for Health Centers and Carceral Facilities" - This guide helps health centers and carceral facilities understand each other’s missions, constraints and operating environments. Pair this guide with the Strengthening Collaboration Worksheet (see below) to move from understanding to action, co-designing processes that improve continuity of care and support successful reentry. "Strengthening Collaboration: A Worksheet to Help Health Centers and Carceral Facilities Work Together Effectively" - This practical worksheet offers strategies and actionable steps for health centers and carceral facilities to collaborate effectively to support continuity of care and successful reentry. Please follow the link for or scroll down for the remainder of the article on Justice Involved Populations: Bridging Priorities: A Cross Sector Guide for Health Centers and Carceral Facilities Bridging Priorities: A Cross-Sector Guide for Health Centers and Carceral Facilities Strengthening Collaboration: Worksheet to Help Health Centers and Carceral Facilities Work Together NWRPCA welcomes and regularly publishes white papers and articles submitted by members, partners and associates with subject matter expertise. The appearance of any guest publication in our Health Center News database represents the views of the author and does not constitute endorsement by NWRPCA of the stated opinions or perspectives, nor does it suggest endorsement of the contributor's products or services.
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