Community resources refer to the need among provider organizations for linkages with community-based resources, e.g. exercise programs and senior centers, in order to improve chronic care.
Linkages with community leaders are essential.
Close linkages with community leaders and community health workers improved strategy implementation.
In addition, we will document unanticipated consequences (positive or negative), such as improved patient linkages with community health resources, to provide a richer understanding of effectiveness.
The Care Group methodology connected pregnant women and mothers, who may have had little or no linkages with community resources, to CGVs on a regular basis.
NACP-III encourages linkages with community development and social entitlement programs, such as vocational training and micro-credit groups, as well as with the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) for access to reproductive and other health services [ 1].
Institutional support hereby refers to investment, approval, and support for the integration or institutionalization of the program at higher levels within health care settings or institutions, and occasionally involved making linkages with community resources [ 12].
Robust linkages with community services developed in large part because a new doctor in the practice felt the need to establish a referral network to manage patients' episodic care.
Our findings on CE facilitating referrals to social services, increasing the quality of local services, and enabling linkages with community resources were supported by the findings shown by Milton et al. (79).
Organizing beneficiaries into small, interactive groups that meet often and have close linkages with community leaders and health facility staff: Stronger social capital results in the development of new norms about behavior compliance and participation in using health services among network members, provides information and knowledge to individuals in the group, and creates trustworthiness.
