NC InCK presents research at 2023 Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting

Last weekend, several members of the NC InCK team attended and presented at the 2023 Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Meeting. Greeshma James and Dr. Rushina Cholera presented a poster on “Driving Investment in Pediatric Alternative Payment Models: Lessons from the North Carolina Integrated Care for Kids Model”, which was the highest scoring abstract in Health Sciences Research. Dr. Rushina Cholera also presented a poster alongside Dr. Kori Flower on “Improving Family Engagement Strategies in the North Carolina Integrated Care for Kids Model”.

Driving Investment in Pediatric Alternative Payment Models: Lessons from the North Carolina Integrated Care for Kids (NC InCK) Model
"Improving Family Engagement Strategies in the North Carolina Integrated Care for Kids (NC InCK) Model"

Together, Dr. Rushina Cholera, Dr. Kori Flower, Dr. Richard Chung, Dr. Mike Steiner, and Greeshma James shared early learning from the NC InCK model and made exciting connections.

Dr. Richard Chung, Dr. Kori Flower, Dr. Rushina Cholera, Dr. Mike Steiner
Dr. Richard Chung, Dr. Kori Flower, Dr. Rushina Cholera, Dr. Mike Steiner

NC InCK’s Sarah Allin presenting at Duke Margolis Center for Health Policy discussion 

The Duke Margolis Center for Health Policy Scholars Program will present a special event focused on leveraging community partnerships and health care coordination systems to better address social determinants of health challenges locally and nationally. This event will feature a discussion between Sarah Allin (NC InCK’s managing director), Vaughn Crawford (the director of customer success of Unite Us), and Erik Valera (the chief operation officer of El Centro Hispano). The discussion will be moderated by Elaijah Lapay (Duke University, BA’24).

The event will be held virtually on Zoom and in-person in the Sanford Rhodes Conference Room (223) on April 14 at 12pm ET. Please register for the event using this link.