Publications by authors named "Shemecka McNeil"
Article Synopsis
- - The NCCARE360 platform was launched in North Carolina in 2019 to improve population health by facilitating digital care coordination between community organizations, healthcare providers, and social services, focusing on addressing unmet social needs.
- - A case study comparing referral resolution rates during and after the availability of COVID-19 funding showed a significant drop in both the number of referrals and their successful resolutions, emphasizing the impact of financial support on service delivery.
- - The study indicates that while the transition to value-based care can address health and social fragmentation, the results are limited to the specific context of North Carolina and may not apply broadly.
Background: Community-based organizations (CBOs) are key players in health and social care integration initiatives, yet little is known about CBO perspectives and experiences in these pilot programs. Understanding CBO perspectives is vital to identifying best practices for successful medical and social care integration.
Methods: From February 2021 to March 2021, we conducted surveys with 12 CBOs that participated in the North Carolina COVID-19 Social Support Program, a pre-pilot for North Carolina's Medicaid Sect.