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Since 2020, OCHIN has partnered with the CDC’s Vaccine Safety Datalink (VSD) collaborative project to ensure vaccine use and vaccine-related adverse events among OCHIN network patients are included in national vaccine safety surveillance and research.

Researchers from OCHIN partnered with a team at the University of North Carolina to study the potential impact of food-related interventions within community health centers.

OCHIN has received its first grant focused on the role of climate change in health equity.

The AIM-AHEAD Consortium, an artificial intelligence program to advance health equity and researcher diversity, is accepting proposals for a new program developed by OCHIN.

New OCHIN-led research found that the conclusion of a temporary Medicaid continuous coverage policy impacted the health care coverage of adults receiving care in the OCHIN network.

OCHIN has received its first Research Project Grant (R01) from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as the prime recipient.

The OCHIN Patient Engagement Panel is recruiting five new members to join in their mission to help guide research that improves health and health care for underserved communities. We asked several current PEP members to answer a few questions about their experiences.

To identify best practices for addressing challenges related to social risk screenings, OCHIN partners on research to test strategies for helping community health centers identify and address patients’ social risks.

For five years, a women-led research team at OCHIN studied the impact of Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act on access to comprehensive preventive, contraceptive, and pregnancy-related care. They also explored the role that health centers play in connecting women to quality reproductive care.

As the Data and Research Core lead for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) AIM-AHEAD program—an artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) consortium to advance health equity and researcher diversity—OCHIN is proud to support a new AIM-AHEAD Research Fellowship Program. Launched during National Minority Health Month, the program is accepting proposals through June 12*.Read more