DATA HUB
Our Data Hub Program is Recruiting!
Interested in joining?
If you’d like to join the FREE data hub to receive snapshot data reports, support with NYS DOH reporting, special project products, and contribute to a better understanding of New York's SBHCs, please reach out to Sarah Goldberg at goldberg.sarah@nysbhfoundation.org!
2023-2024 Data Hub ProDUCTS
We are thrilled to share our Data Hub Annual Report with you!
Annual Profile: New York State’s School-Based Health Centers School Year 2023-2024
This in-depth report, made in collaboration with Apex Evaluation, is based on data drawn from 126 SBHCs and their 13 Sponsoring Organizations across New York State. It describes the nature of the students and communities SBHCs serve, the health conditions they encounter, the mix of services they offer, and their impact and outcomes for their students. Please share it with your peers and help us by providing feedback for next year's report!
Please check out our 2023-2024 At A Glance state-wide summary document.
The Foundation is excited to produce products to illustrate the impact and importance of our SBHCs. Please use this document to advocate for SBHCs in your communities.
Data Hub Participating organizations have received this document with their individual data - if you'd be interested in receiving this for your SBHC, come join the data hub!
The NYSBHF is excited to release our 2022-2023 Annual Report. The report describes the work of New York State’s school-based health centers (SBHCs)--the nature of the students and communities they serve, the services they offer, the ethnic and racial disparities they see in providing those services, and their key role in providing access to primary and preventive care for our preschool through high school students.
For questions or to get involved, email Lisa.Perry@NYSBHFoundation.org
2022-2023 Annual Report
The Foundation published our first ever annual report in 2021 using data from the first five pilot participants in our Data Hub Program. We were honored to be able to present on the growth in the program and the importance of data collection in our work. Click below to read the full report and download the slides from our presentation and One-Pager for more information on the Data Hub Program!
2020-2021 Annual Report
About the Data Hub
The Foundation is grateful to a series of private foundations that are committed to assuring the health and well-being of New York’s underserved communities and have made possible the Foundation’s programs and our Data Hub. They include the New York Community Trust, the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation, the Ira W. DeCamp Foundation, the New York Health Foundation, and the Affinity Legacy Community Grant Program.
Until the creation of the datahub, statewide data about SBHCs has been lacking, a major handicap to the growth and development of SBHCs in an era of evidence-based health care. By building the Data Hub and sharing the story it tells, the Foundation, a nonprofit organization promoting NYS’ SBHCs, is taking leadership to assure that policy-makers, public officials, the health care and educational communities, families, and the public at large understand and appreciate the vital role and enormous potential of NYS’ SBHCs.
Critical to SBHCs is the capacity to analyze, compare and improve individual SBHC performance and document the outcomes of SBHCs as is necessary for successful advocacy, managed care negotiations and transition to a value-based Medicaid reimbursement system.
For more information about the Data Hub's creation, check out these presentations:
Our Goals
Our TEAM
In developing the Data Hub, the Foundation will relies on the NYSBHF team and data committee, Carlos Romero, Founder, President and Senior Evaluator of Apex Evaluation, and Jamie Duvall, an Evaluator and our Lead Contact at Apex. The Data Hub would not have come to be without the guidance and expertise of Lisa Perry, principal of Morningside Health Strategies and former Executive Director at the Foundation.
Apex Evaluation is a firm that develops data and evaluation systems for school-based health centers. On behalf of the Community Health Care Association of NYS, Ms. Perry developed a similar data repository for New York’s FQHCs and its Center for Health Informatics. Mr. Romero has extensive experience with school-based health centers across the country, including developing data repositories for the States of New Mexico and Colorado.
Recruitment
Recruitment for the Data Hub Project is ongoing (see above). Currently some 60% of SBHC sites statewide are participating. To join this program or get more information, contact NYSBHF Director Sarah Goldberg at goldberg.sarah@nysbhfoundation.org
