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At ReThink Health, a Rippel initiative, we
work with national and regional stewards to
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to guide transformative change and produce better health and well-being for all.

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Amplifying Stewardship Together
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What does it take to be a steward in today’s world?
Portfolio Design for Healthier Regions
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What does it take for stewards to reallocate resources to improve their regional health ecosystem?
Hospital Systems in Transition
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How will hospitals best claim an emerging role as regional stewards of health and well-being?
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Good Reads
The cost conundrum: what a Texas town can teach us about health care
Date: 6/1/09 Source: New Yorker
Report to The President: Better Health Care And Lower Costs: Accelerating Improvement Through Systems Engineering
Date: 5/14/13 Source: Executive Office of the President
ARCHI Playbook
Date: 11/1/13 Source: Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement
Promoting population health through financial stewardship
Date: 4/3/14 Source: The New England Journal of Medicine
Vital Conditions Primers
Date: 7/17/18 Source: Well Being Trust
Elements of Accountable Communities for Health: A Review of the Literature
Date: 2017 Source: NAM Perspectives
Developing A Common Framework For Assessing Accountable Communities For Health
Date: 10/23/18 Source: Health Affairs Blog
Getting To Health And Well-Being For The Nation: A Call For Cross-Sector Action To Impact The Social Determinants Of Health
Date: 2018 Source: National Alliance to Impact the Social Determinants of Health
The Health Collaborative
Stewardship: Choosing Service Over Self-Interest
Date: 5/23/13 Source: Berrett-Koehler Publishers
Stewardship in mental health policy: inspiration, influence, institution?
Date: June 2010 Source: Journal of Health Politics, Policy, and Law
ReThinkers' Blog

Dive in and explore practical ideas and tools for stewards.

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05/23/2019 | Jane Erickson, Project Director
Doing Business Differently, Together: The Story of ReThink Health Ventures
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04/23/2019 | Amanda McIntosh
Stewardship in Practice: How the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation Strengthened the Heart(s) of New Ulm
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01/29/2019 | Ruth Wageman, Senior Scholar & Advisor
Preparing for Leadership Transitions to Sustain Regional Health Transformation Efforts
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