Strengthening the Regional Health Care Safety Net-Introduction & Background.
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The document summarizes efforts to strengthen the regional health care safety net across 7 counties in northern Illinois. A initiative began in 2006 to address problems in the safety net through policy analysis and comprehensive solutions. Key priorities identified through a regional summit in 2009 included developing a regional data sharing program, referral network, new financing schemes for the safety net, and ensuring comprehensive services. Next steps involved developing recommendations and seeking funding and leadership to implement an "enabling mechanism" to support the regional safety net.
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