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Table 4

Sample summary Generation-Health (GEN-H)

Background and description	Overarching goals	Governance structure	Financial system	Key stakeholders
Greater Cincinnati area including part of Kentucky Large, industrialized area Significant health disparity rates Low population health outcomes due to e.g. substance misuse, housing instability, food insecurity, domestic violence Initiator: UWGC* non-profit organization improving community empowerment UWGC and The Health Collaborative (a non-profit data-driven health care improvement organization) led a broad coalition of community partners to improve communities' health based on what was known as the “Collective Impact Model” Initial efforts led to the development of a three-pronged vision for the region's: GEN-H	Three overarching goals –supporting local doctors in providing value-based comprehensive care to underserved populations by expanding technical assistance and quality improvement interventions in local health clinics –Connecting health care and social care providers to address vulnerable communities' social needs –Empowering neighbourhoods by supporting place-based care models and initiatives	GEN-H committee	United States of America Health system is primarily funded through health insurance (both statutory, publicly funded and through employer provided insurance)	The Health Collaborative Public health, health and social care and community services Business/financial sector organisations, e.g. regional banks
		Primary care council
		Accountable Health community council
		Place-based health council

Background and description	Overarching goals	Governance structure	Financial system	Key stakeholders
Greater Cincinnati area including part of KentuckyLarge, industrialized areaSignificant health disparity ratesLow population health outcomes due to e.g. substance misuse, housing instability, food insecurity, domestic violenceInitiator: UWGC* non-profit organization improving community empowermentUWGC and The Health Collaborative (a non-profit data-driven health care improvement organization) led a broad coalition of community partners to improve communities' health based on what was known as the “Collective Impact Model”Initial efforts led to the development of a three-pronged vision for the region's: GEN-H	Three overarching goals –supporting local doctors in providing value-based comprehensive care to underserved populations by expanding technical assistance and quality improvement interventions in local health clinics –Connecting health care and social care providers to address vulnerable communities' social needs –Empowering neighbourhoods by supporting place-based care models and initiatives	GEN-H committee	United States of America Health system is primarily funded through health insurance (both statutory, publicly funded and through employer provided insurance)	The Health Collaborative Public health, health and social care and community services Business/financial sector organisations, e.g. regional banks
		Primary care council
		Accountable Health community council
		Place-based health council

Note(s): ^I*United Way of Greater Cincinnati