Toolkit – CIE San Diego

CIE Toolkit

The CIE Toolkit is designed to assist communities interested in learning how to harness the value of cross-sector collaboration and data sharing to develop a Community Information Exchange (CIE) that enables a network of health, human, and social service providers to deliver coordinated, person-centered care to address social determinants of health to improve population health.

2-1-1 is committed to serving as a resource in helping to guide the discussion, and team members are available to answer questions, provide consultation, and offer technical assistance upon request. For more information, please contact us.

CIE Toolkit Webinars

2-1-1 San Diego is offering a five-part webinar series providing an overview of the CIE Toolkit and a deep dive into each section of the CIE Toolkit – Collaboration and Cross-Sector Data Sharing to Create Healthier Communities.” Each monthly webinar will build upon the previous webinar highlighting important strategies of building CIE in your community.

Past Webinars

CIE Toolkit In Depth: Cultivate Sustainability & Evolve and Shape the Movement / CIE Summit Overview

Webinar #5 | 04/18/2019 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific)

Details

This last webinar will provided an overview of sustainability and how communities can get involved in the larger movement. The presentation focused on gaining a clear understanding of one-time and ongoing costs, outlining potential business models, and exploring strategies to create value propositions for key stakeholders and potential funding streams. Presenters Camey Christenson and Jessica Peter also explored our collective role in building the ﬁeld of health care-social service collaborations by conducting research that impact of social determinants on population health, and championing eﬀorts to standardize care with an eye toward achieving equity and social justice.

The webinar recording will be posted soon. Stay tuned!

CIE Toolkit In Depth: Prepare a Legally Compliant Framework & Adopt an Interoperable Technology

Webinar #4 | 03/21/2019 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific)

Details

This webinar will review the implications of sharing personal information across health and social sectors and core components of technology. We will highlight critical steps necessary to deﬁne the roles of diverse and multi-disciplinary partners, standardize data sharing practices, and ensure adequate security and privacy measures. Additionally, we will outline essential technological components necessary for a Community Information Exchange and review strategies to analyze a community’s existing data systems, establish a design and technology team, develop technical requirements and data architecture to assist in the selection of a technology platform.

CIE Toolkit In Depth: Mobilize the Community Network

Webinar #3 | 02/21/2019 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific)

Details

One of the most important elements of the CIE is community engagement. This session will highlight the value of strategy, creating shared language, and engaging the willing and early adopters. In this session, we will highlight the CIE Risk Rating Scale as an example of an organizing framework to define and share social influences and outcome measures.

CIE Toolkit In Depth: Identify CIE Vision and Governance

Webinar #2 | 01/17/2019 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific)

Details

The tenants of the collective impact model help communities develop a common vision and offer governance structures that leverage a community’s existing assets. In this webinar, we discussed meaningful ways to build, engage and activate diverse partners, including establishing the need for a CIE, championing the cause and understanding the needs of your community.

Introduction to CIE and Toolkit Overview

Webinar #1 | 12/20/2018 | 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (Pacific)

Details

This introductory session kicked off the five-part webinar series with a presentation of the recently released toolkit, “Community Information Exchange: Collaboration and Cross-Sector Data Sharing to Create Healthier Communities.”