Making use of data and knowledge sharing to drive benefits outreach, enrollment, and retention efforts promotes the efficient use of limited resources, states a new issue brief from NCOA's National Center for Benefits Outreach & Enrollment. Sharing data also can help enroll eligible individuals in more than one benefits program at a time. 

Summer, Laura M.P.H 

Eligibility; Information and Referral; tools; resources; technology; local, state and regional organizations; best practices; cost effective strategies; funding and establishing Benefits Enrollment Centers; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration on Aging; The National Center for Benefits Outreach and Enrollment; expanding and enhancing data-driven efforts; health plan enrollment data; health care enrollment and retention; program information and outcome; data-driven activities; 

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