It is critical to our success that we work together with other organizations to build healthy communities. However, it can be challenging when we each have different expertise, investment levels, and data sources. How can we unite diverse entities to work toward shared goals for better community health? Maggie Graul, MPH, CPH, will showcase the "High Impact Towns" model from the Monadnock Region, which helps workgroups make data-driven decisions for more equitable health outcomes. They will also share a method for identifying priority areas in your service region with the greatest potential for impact, featuring recent work of Cheshire Medical Center and the Healthy Monadnock Alliance.
Maggie Graul, MPH, CPH, is a public health practitioner specializing in epidemiology and evaluation. Throughout her career, she has worked in education, government, non-profit and healthcare settings to provide quantitative and qualitative data analytics for program management and operations. She currently serves as the Population Health Epidemiologist at the Center for Population Health at Cheshire Medical Center, supporting hospital and community partners in making data-driven decisions about enhancing and sustaining the health and well-being of residents of the Greater Monadnock Region.
This webinar is brought to you by the Foundation for Healthy Communities as part of the 2025 Health Equity Learning Community.
The Health Equity Learning Community is supported by funding from the Endowment for Health
