1) Facilitate meetings with healthcare partners, community-based organizations, public health partners, other stakeholders, and ensure statewide representation. 2) Address at least one gap or challenge that community and clinical sectors agree to prioritize and address together. 3) Establish clear communication protocols and mechanisms for information sharing between key clinical and community partners, in order to discuss and address JOSH GREEN, M.D. GOVERNOR OF HAWAIʻI KE KIAʻĀINA O KA MOKUʻĀINA ʻO HAWAIʻI KENNETH FINK, M.D., MGA,MPH DIRECTOR OF HEALTH KA LUNA HOʻOKELE CAROLINE CADIRAO DIRECTOR Telephone (808) 586-0100 Fax (808) 586-0185 the processes or structures that need to be strengthened to improve CommunityClinical coordination, early detection, and dementia care outcomes. 4) Assess current Community-Clinical Linkages systems and processes by conducting a detailed assessment of existing communication channels, workflows, and other Community-Clinical Linkage mechanisms. Develop and implement collaborative strategies to address the gap in the linkage. 5) Provide education to clinical and community sector stakeholders by sharing promising practices, highlighting emerging local leaders in the field, and documenting case studies that demonstrate the positive impact on health outcomes as a result of improved Community-Clinical Linkages.
