National Research Meeting on Medical and Social Care Integration

全国医疗和社会保障一体化研究会议 项目摘要/摘要 日益认识到社会和经济劣势对健康和健康公平的影响， 再加上向基于价值的护理的转变，导致了人们对识别和 降低社会风险，以改善健康、健康公平、医疗质量和医疗成本。作为一名 因此，各种环境中的提供者以及私人和公共支付者都渴望 与医疗和社会护理一体化相关的有效干预措施的证据。 为了帮助为该领域的研究利益攸关方创建一个论坛，2019年2月，我们召集了150 研究人员和实施者在俄勒冈州波特兰举行了为期1.5天的研究会议，部分原因是 由之前的AHRQ R13拨款支持。高产会议促成了新的研究 继续推动这一领域工作的合作和项目。在证据方面的权益 自2019年2月以来，社会干预研究的有效性和实施情况才有所增长， 由于联邦和州的激励措施正在鼓励提供者和付款人投资于社会护理 干预措施。新冠肺炎大流行也给我们带来了独特的紧迫性 加强卫生部门在应对社会风险方面的作用。与以往任何时候相比，利益相关者投资于 这一领域可以通过回顾快速发展的科学的状态并共同定义一个 推进卫生服务研究和实践这一新领域的共同议程。我们相信 现在是时候在2019年会议建立的基础上再接再厉，召开第二次全国 为期两天的研究会议(250-300人参加)，展示最新研究成果并激发 跨学科和部门的讨论和加强合作。 我们打算在会议活动中加入不同的声音和观点。正如我们在2019年所做的那样，我们将 提供差旅补助，支持两位有社交生活经验的患者专家参与 来自健康方面代表性不足的人口统计群体的逆境和职业早期研究人员 服务研究。我们还将开展多种传播活动，确保会议内容 在会议与会者之外广泛传播。如果全局环境禁止面对面 召开会议时，我们将举行一次面对面/虚拟或完全虚拟的混合会议。会议支持一个核心 AHRQ研究重点：利用数据和技术改善医疗质量和患者 结果，并提供患者的360度视角。

National Research Meeting on Medical and Social Care Integration Project Summary/Abstract Growing awareness of the health and health equity impacts of social and economic disadvantage, coupled with a shift towards value-based care, has resulted in a surge of interest in identifying and mitigating social risks to improve health, health equity, quality of care, and health care costs. As a result, providers in a wide range of settings along with both private and public payers are eager for evidence about effective interventions related to medical and social care integration. To help create a forum for research stakeholders in this field, in February 2019, we convened 150 researchers and implementers for a 1.5-day research meeting in Portland, Oregon that was partially supported by a previous AHRQ R13 grant. The high yield meeting contributed to new research collaborations and projects that continue to advance work in this area. Interest in evidence of the effectiveness and implementation of social interventions research has only grown since February 2019, as federal and state incentives are encouraging providers and payers to invest in social care interventions. The COVID-19 pandemic also has brought a unique urgency to articulating and bolstering the health sector's role in addressing social risks. More than ever, stakeholders investing in this area can benefit from reviewing the state of the rapidly evolving science and together defining a common agenda to advance this new field of health services research and practice. We believe that the time is right to build on the foundation created by the 2019 meeting to convene a second national research meeting (250-300 attendees) over two full days to showcase the latest research and stimulate discussion and increased collaboration across disciplines and sectors. We intend to include diverse voices and perspectives in meeting activities. As we did in 2019, we will provide travel grants to support participation from both patient experts with lived experience with social adversity and early career researchers from demographic groups that are under-represented in health services research. We also will engage in multiple dissemination activities to ensure meeting content is widely disseminated beyond the conference attendees. If the global context prohibits in-person convening, we will hold a hybrid in-person/virtual or fully virtual meeting. The meeting supports a core AHRQ research priority: harnessing data and technology to improve health care quality and patient outcomes and to provide a 360-degree view of the patient.