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PivotSixtyFive has been influential in steering a larger vision to transform local, regional, and statewide workforce development. In 2020, PivotSixtyFive’s Richard and Ashleigh, along with four other partners formed the Heath Workforce Collaborative (HWC), a much-needed infrastructure for health workforce development in NYS. The HWC is strategically designed to support
Many well-planned and executed workforce development initiatives result only in modest, short-term impact. Careful analysis indicates that this is due to a failure to develop and include use of an infrastructure necessary for successful workforce development outcomes.
Compliance training, if done correctly, creates a strategic advantage that minimizes operational and financial risk. It is not uncommon for organizations to struggle with creating a strong compliance training program. All too often, compliance training is looked at like a box that needs to be checked- something that just has
Research Project: Impact of the New York State Budget on Rural Communities In 2017, the New York State Association for Rural Health (NYSARH) administered a member survey investigating the impact of the New York State Department of Health 2017-2018 Budget funding cuts to 31 public-related programs. The 2017 survey was followed up in
A look into NYC Health+Hospital/ Community Care’s promising new program poised to better equip its workforce to provide transformative care in the community Introduction What does the future of community-based healthcare look like? NYC Health+Hospitals/Community Care (“Community Care”) is evolving as a leader in improving healthcare delivery through growing
In 2017, the New York State Association for Rural Health (NYSARH) administered a member survey investigating the impact of the New York State Department of Health 2017-2018 Budget funding cuts to 31 public-related programs. The research highlighted in the video used data from the New York State Department of Health
