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The Ohio Colleges of Medicine Government Resource Center is the public university-based center for applied health research.

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GRC is leading the Ohio Fatherhood Survey in partnership with @OhioMedicaid and @OhioDCY to bring fathers’ voices into maternal and infant health. Hearing directly from dads helps shape programs and policies that support healthier outcomes for Ohio families.
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This Memorial Day, we honor those who gave their lives in service to our nation. We remember their sacrifice with gratitude and reflect on the cost of freedom. At GRC, we remain committed to improving the health of communities across Ohio.
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GRC supports Care2, a project improving maternal and infant health between pregnancies. Using proven strategies, our team is working to strengthen care and address Ohio’s high infant mortality rates and disparities. grc.osu.edu/
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This National Women’s Health Week, we’re recognizing efforts across GRC to support healthier moms and families. Through work in maternal and infant health, child well-being, and community health learning initiatives, we’re improving outcomes for women and families across Ohio.
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This Mother’s Day, we recognize the impact of mothers and caregivers across Ohio. GRC projects support maternal and child health by improving care and access for families. We are proud to be part of work that helps moms and babies thrive.
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During National Nurses Week, we recognize the critical role nurses play in improving health outcomes across Ohio. At GRC, our projects support and partner with nurses working in maternal health, behavioral health, and community care to strengthen systems and reach more people.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. At GRC, our work supports mental health across Ohio through projects like Ohio Minds Matter and Healthy Minds Strong Futures, connecting communities, providers, and data to improve care for children, families, and adults.
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GRC’s Inclusive Sports Project is helping kids of all abilities play, grow, and feel like they belong. A pilot in Athens County shows how inclusive coaching and smart design can make a real difference for families and communities. grc.osu.edu/news/no-more-sid…
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Mar 30
Miss our Feb 25 webinar on med adherence? View the recording: bit.ly/4c3W8Z4 & hear M. Robin DiMatteo, PhD (Univ of California, Riverside) discuss barriers to and key components of successful treatment adherence & communication changes to improve adherence in patients.
From Prescription to Practice: Tackling Adherence Challenges in Clinical Care. February 25, 2026. M. Robin DiMatteo, PhD

ALT From Prescription to Practice: Tackling Adherence Challenges in Clinical Care. February 25, 2026. M. Robin DiMatteo, PhD
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Ohio GRC retweeted
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This National Public Health Week (April 6-12), we recognize the critical role Community Health Centers play in strengthening public health and improving quality of life across Ohio. #NPHW #PublicHealth #ValueCHCs
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Happy National Public Health Week! At the GRC, we're proud to support #NPHW by transforming complex data into actionable insights for our partners working to improve the health of Ohioans. Learn more about how our projects are impacting public health: go.osu.edu/grcprojects
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April is Minority Health Month. At GRC, we work with healthcare, state, and academic partners to identify, research, and spread innovative practices that improve health outcomes across Ohio. This work supports healthier communities today and into the future.
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Now live: the new @GRCOhio website! Built to strengthen university–state collaboration, the site highlights how research, expertise, and partnership come together to advance Ohio’s health priorities. grc.osu.edu/
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Today we recognize National Doctors Day and the physicians who advance better health outcomes across Ohio. At GRC, doctors play a critical role in research, policy, and partnerships that improve care for communities statewide. Thank you for the work you do!
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As we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re lifting up women’s voices across Ohio. From the Ohio Pregnancy Assessment Survey and Focus on ME to other projects, our work centers women’s experiences to improve health outcomes statewide.
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We’re currently seeking reviewers to support ODM's Comprehensive Primary Care (CPC) and Comprehensive Maternal Care (CMC) programs, a statewide initiative focused on improving care quality and health outcomes. Learn more or express interest here: go.osu.edu/cpc_cmc_reviewers

Seeking your expertise to enhance the health of Ohioans

Email from Ohio Colleges of Medicine Government Resource Center Partner with the GRC to ensure quality care for mothers, children, and families View as Webpage   Seeking Reviewers for Comprehensive Pr

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At a national NIH & AcademyHealth conference, GRC highlighted how Focus on ME helps Ohio practices address anxiety and depression. @AcademyHealth grc.osu.edu/News/GRC_Staff_A…
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You still have time! Join our statewide webinar Feb 25 (12–1 ET): From Prescription to Practice tackling adherence challenges in clinical care. conta.cc/3MsBGYW

Join CARDI-OH for our webinar on 2/25: From Prescription to Practice: Tackling Adherence Challenges...

Email from Ohio Colleges of Medicine Government Resource Center Keynote speaker from University of California, Riverside View as Webpage From Prescription to Practice: Tackling Adherence Challenges in

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Join our statewide webinar, From Prescription to Practice: Tackling Adherence Challenges in Clinical Care, on February 25, 2026 from 12 to 1 pm. Email from Ohio Colleges of Medicine Government Resource Center
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Join us Feb. 19 for a talk: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) in Youth: Best Practices in Identifying Red Flags, Screening and Treatment. @neomedecho Ohio Systems of Care ECHO For Youth Involved w/ Multiple Systems by Northeast Ohio Medical University | iECHO
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