The Biden administration published an important trio of publications affirming the importance of multisector collaboration across social care, health, and public health systems, and we at DASH could not be more pleased.

The All In National Inventory 2.0 survey captures the experiences of organizations participating in multisector data sharing. DASH, along with partners from the All In network and data.org’s Rising Equitable Community Data Ecosystems (RECoDE) team produced and disseminated this survey in 2021. Here are the results.

RECoDE was launched in partnership with data.org, Data Across Sectors for Health, Health Leads, and the National Alliance against Disparities in Patient Health. The project aimed to better understand how to undo antiquated and dangerous data systems and build in their place an ecosystem that provides all communities power over where, when, and how their data is used to improve individual and community outcomes.