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Using a Collective Impact Model in Communities to Improve the Physical Environment

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By Miriam Tardif-Douglin, Chris Collins, Emily C. Roland, LaPonda Edmondson
| North Carolina Medical Journal
By Miriam Tardif-Douglin, Chris Collins, Emily Roland, LaPonda Edmondson Tardif-Douglin, Miriam, Chris Collins, Emily Roland, and LaPonda Edmondson. 2022. "Using a Collective Impact Model in Communities to Improve the Physical Environment." North Carolina Medical Journal 83 (2): 107-10. https:/​/​doi.org/​10.18043/​ncm.83.2.107.
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A Compass for North Carolina Health Care Workers Navigating the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence

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By Miriam Tardif-Douglin, Yvonne Mosley, LaPonda Edmondson
| North Carolina Medical Journal
Introduction North Carolina's health care system stands at a crossroads, grappling with staffing shortages and financial strains exacerbated by a pandemic. Medicaid expansion has heightened the focus on improving access to health care services. Given this new landscape, the health care sector is primed for artificial intelligence (AI) solutions to transform services.
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A Compass for North Carolina Health Care Workers Navigating the Adoption of Artificial Intelligence

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By Yvonne Mosley, Miriam Tardif-Douglin, LaPonda Edmondson
| North Carolina Medical Journal
Introduction North Carolina’s health care system stands at a crossroads, grappling with staffing shortages and financial strains exacerbated by a pandemic. Medicaid expansion has heightened the focus on improving access to health care services.1,2 Given this new landscape, the health care sector is primed for artificial intelligence (AI) solutions to transform services.
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