WHAT WE DO
The Results That Matter Team helps clients get the most value from best practices in strategy management, performance management, collaboration, and community engagement. Our signature methodologies are based on research we've conducted in innovative organizations and communities throughout the U.S. and abroad.
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COMING EVENTS
RTM Team Members Paul Epstein and Alina Simone will be training Medical Reserve Corps unit leaders from across the country in "Stratgic Road Mapping" in Denver July 22-23, with follow-up online training and assistance in the months that follow.
WHAT'S NEW
Our Community Balanced Scorecard is an ideal system for eligible state, local, tribal, & territorial health departments applying for the CDC's "Strengthening Public Health Infrastructure for Improved Health Outcomes" grants. Find out how it provides an outcome-focused way to improve public health infrastructure and make grant proposals more competitive in this brief paper (PDF).
Our recorded webinar on Community Balanced Scorecards for Public Health introduces CBSC tools and includes experiences from 5 counties working with them. This seminar was presented live October 6, 2009, and is now available for free viewing. More …
The Narional Association of County & City Health Officials (NACCHO) has selected the Results That Matter Team to develop strategic road mapping tools for Medical Reserve Corps units, under the Surgeon General's Office, that serve hundreds of communities acoss the counttry.
Public health organizations have been writing Community Balanced Scorecards (CBSCs) into grant applications. To learn how CBSCs and related software will make grant projects more effective and grant applications more competitive, download this brief paper (PDF)
CBSCs are highly complementary with the widely-used framework for improving community health systems, "Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships" (MAPP). Learn how CBSC is well matched with MAPP, and about opportunities to use CBSC tools with MAPP.
See our presentation "Managing Complexity: Community Balanced Scorcards for Public Health" to the 2009 APHA Annual Meeting.
6 community health partnerships in 4 states have used our CBSC tools to map collaborative strategies to address obesity, child wellness, behvioral health, preventable chronic disease, and access to care.
The RTM Team authored three chapters on Community Balanced Scorecards, performance indicators, and community-focused performance management for the new Public Health Quality Improvement Handbook, a publication of the Public Health Foundation and American Society for Quality. More …
