This blog post is part of NCIOM’s series of updates on recommendations from “Building Resilience and Promoting Well-Being: An Updated Action Plan for North Carolina’s Children and Families,” funded by…
North Carolina already faces severe access issues to behavioral health professionals. Nearly every county in the state is a designated mental health professional shortage area, and demand for mental health…
The NCMJ stepped outside of the Triangle to host its 2026 Symposium, titled “Pharmacists as Catalysts for Better Health,” at Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina. A crowd of…
By Roshni Arun, NCMJ Editorial Fellow
North Carolina’s implementation of Medicaid expansion in 2023 marks a pivotal shift in the state’s health policy landscape. One of the Healthy North Carolina 2030 (HNC) Report’s health indicators, Uninsured…
By Christina Peterson, MEd, North Carolina Partnership for Children
The “Healthy North Carolina 2030” report, released in January of 2020, outlines measurable goals to improve the well-being of North Carolinians. The NC Department of Health and Human Services “2025…
By Emily Hooks, MEd, NCIOM Director of Strategic Operations & Organizational Performance
Healthy North Carolina 2030 (HNC 2030) identifies key public health indicators for our state. The State Health Improvement Plan has engaged statewide leaders in ongoing efforts to improve the health of North Carolinians…
By Roshni Arun, NCMJ Editorial Fellow
Healthy North Carolina 2030 (HNC 2030) identifies key public health indicators for our state. The State Health Improvement Plan has engaged statewide leaders in ongoing efforts to improve the health…