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Dvorkin, Eli – Center for an Urban Future, 2022
Creating a more equitable economy will require bold action by the city. But the private sector will also need to step up. This study provides a snapshot of six innovative employer-led initiatives to expand access to good jobs--with enormous potential for replication among other companies in New York. [The Gantcher Family Foundation provided…
Descriptors: Private Sector, Economic Climate, Employers, Industry
Ciotoli, Carlo; Smith, Allison J.; Keeling, Richard P. – Journal of American College Health, 2018
It is time for action by leaders across higher education to strengthen quality improvement (QI) in college health, in pursuit of better care, better health, and increased value -- goals closely linked to students' learning and success. The size and importance of the college student population; the connections between wellbeing, and therefore QI,…
Descriptors: Health Promotion, College Students, Well Being, Campuses

Gesler, Wilbert M.; Cromartie, John B. – Journal of Geography, 1985
Classroom activities that geography instructors can use to help students analyze two aspects of a health care system--the amount of disease present and the use of facilities to help cure disease--are suggested. The spatial patterns of morbidity and hospital utilization patterns in Central Harlem are used as examples. (RM)
Descriptors: Diseases, Geography Instruction, Health, Health Facilities