- NC InCk Quarterly Webinar Recording December 10, 2021
The December 6, 2021 NC InCK Quarterly Webinar offered a refresher on NC InCK basics, updates on the model, and a spotlight on Kindergarten readiness. The NC InCK team also shared a look back on the accomplishments of the first two years of the model and exciting updates leading ...
- Wong co-authors article finding pediatric accountable health communities can lead to better care October 7, 2020
Charlene Wong, MD, Executive Director of NC InCK, was among the co-authors of an article in the journal Healthcare aiming to identify needed capabilities and potential solutions for implementing pediatric accountable health communities.
Accountable Health Communities (AHCs), also referred to as Accountable Communities of Health (ACHs), are an emerging care ...
- Wong and Steiner provide expertise on COVID-19 in elementary schools September 18, 2020
Dr. Charlene Wong and Dr. Mike Steiner from the NC InCK coalition both provided insights about how COVID-19 impacts younger children and the risks associated with in-person school in this WRAL News Story.
Watch the video at this link.
- Raleigh private school cancels in-person classes after student tests positive for coronavirus August 10, 2020
NC InCK Executive Director Charlene Wong and Health Director Mike Steiner spoke with WRAL News on August 10, 2020 about the impact of COVID-19 on kids in the Triangle.
- 7 ways to prepare your child for a telehealth visit August 4, 2020
NC InCK member Kori Flower talked with WRAL’s Go Ask Mom about how to prepare for a telehealth visit.
Read the full article: https://www.wral.com/coronavirus/7-ways-to-prepare-your-child-for-a-telehealth-visit/19216240/
- Caring For Kids In The COVID-19 Era: Addressing Social Drivers And Paying For Health July 21, 2020
NC InCK Executive Director Charlene Wong co-authored this blog in Health Affairs describing how the COVID-19 pandemic brings issues of not only health disparities, but other gaps in meeting basic needs, including housing, transportation, and education. The blog post describes how NC InCK can help to address some of those ...
- Adolescent specialist addresses coronavirus impact on children March 20, 2020
Richard Chung, NC InCK’s Population Health Deputy Director, spoke with WRAL News about how coronovirus could impact children and teens:
- Federal Award Funds Collaborative Child Health Effort from Duke, UNC, NC DHHS December 19, 2019
Press Release from the Duke Margolis Center for Health Policy
DURHAM, N.C. — A federal funding award of up to $16 million to Duke University, in partnership with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services, will help establish an innovative approach to ...
