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In this episode of Curie, Matt explores the power of community-based health programs. First, we look at how structured, culturally relevant initiatives focused on lifestyle changes—like smoking cessation, diet, and exercise—are successfully reducing chronic disease rates in high-risk populations. Then, we dive into the role of targeted vaccination drives, examining how public education, local partnerships, and mobile clinics are boosting vaccine uptake and preventing infectious disease outbreaks. Tune in for a public health-focused conversation on accessible prevention and real-world impact.

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Curie is your personalized, expert-driven healthcare podcast platform—offering in-depth analysis, timely insights, and discussions tailored for medical professionals.

Harbor-UCLA Medical Center’s Family Health Center has developed a community-driven model using promotoras—trained community health workers—to address obesity and chronic disease in underserved populations. In this episode, we explore how this team-based approach enhances patient engagement, builds trust, and improves health outcomes in a high-need community.

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Curie is your personalized, expert-driven healthcare podcast platform—offering in-depth analysis, timely insights, and discussions tailored for medical professionals.

Clinica Campesina, a community health center in Colorado, transformed its approach to primary care by using a “pod” system, spatial collocation, and financial incentives to improve efficiency, continuity of care, and patient satisfaction. In this episode, we explore how their unique team-based model improved chronic disease outcomes and streamlined workflows in a high-need patient population.