By building strong relationships among community partners, cross-sector population health
networks can ensure the network is not a short-term, transactional one-time project, but …

Background Although disparities in surgical outcomes are well-documented, our
understanding of how socioecological factors drive these disparities remains limited …

Background The past decade of research has seen theoretical and methodological
advances in both implementation science and health equity research, opening a window of …

Purpose and Objectives Multisector collaboration is a widely promoted strategy to increase
equitable availability, access, and use of healthy foods, safe places for physical activity …

Background Multisectoral approaches to health are collaborations between stakeholders
across multiple sectors, usually formed to address issues that affect health but go beyond …

Results Exchanging information, cohosting annual or one-time events, and promoting other
agencies' services and programs were the most commonly described collaborative activities …

Background Multisectoral and public–private partnerships are critical in building the
necessary infrastructure, policy, and political will to ameliorate health inequity. A focus on …

Environmental justice research has exposed that environmental health inequalities persist
for historically redlined communities due to proximity to heavy industrial areas. Communities …

The US Hispanic population, which has doubled in size in New Hampshire (NH) over the
last decade, experiences a high prevalence of cardiometabolic disease and food insecurity …

Background: Multisectoral and public-private partnerships are critical in building the
necessary infrastructure, policy, and political will to ameliorate health inequity. By focusing …