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There is a significant gap in real-world evidence (RWE) supporting the effectiveness of many public sector and community-based programs. As a result, critical frontline initiatives often lag in building a data-driven evidence base. To fully realize the benefits of real-world evidence, agencies must prioritize end-to-end compliance and ethical data management.
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Rural health transformation requires modern digital infrastructure designed to reach America’s most vulnerable populations. Offline-capable electronic data capture offers a promising solution as an added layer of operational resiliency and interoperability. Can your data system can ensure connectivity to essential workflow elements when the internet is not connected?
When partnering to implement evidence-based practices (EBP) in your community, there are a number of real-world factors to consider. You might even find yourself asking, what does EBP truly look like in action? For a moment, consider these scenarios:
In addition to partnership with qualified clinical and behavioral health providers, justice and law enforcement agencies are now offering a number of recovery-oriented, supportive, and direct forensic behavioral health services that effectively change the face of front-line response.
