Grants paid in 2017

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Recipient	Kind	Location	Amount	Purpose	Filing
State of New Hampshire	organization	Concord, NH	$10,414,524	NH Health Protection Program, otherwise known as Medicaid Expansion, made up of voluntary contributions from state hospitals and insurers to help cover the state share of funding for the program.	view
Concord Hospital	organization	Concord, NH	$10,000	Partnership for Patients initiative to decrease overall readmissions by filling identified gaps in patient services immediately after discharge from the Hospital.	view
Frisbie Memorial Hospital	organization	Rochester, NH	$10,000	Partnership for Patients initiative to decrease overall readmissions by filling identified gaps in patient services immediately after discharge from the Hospital.	view
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital	organization	Dover, NH	$10,000	Partnership for Patients initiative to decrease overall readmissions by filling identified gaps in patient services immediately after discharge from the Hospital.	view
Trustees of Dartmouth College DAF sponsor	organization	Hanover, NH	$6,868	The NH Comprehensive Cancer Collaboration entered into an agreement with the Trustees of Dartmouth to award $6,868 for a NH Cancer Plan implementation initiative, Reduce Barriers to HPV Vaccines in a High-Need Community . This addresses an objective in the NH Cancer Plan to increase the percentage of NH youth who complete the recommended HPV vaccination series. Overall, HPV is thought to cause about 26,800 new cancer cases in the U.S. each year; that is about 5% of total cancer cases-3% of cases in women and 2% of cases in men. Based on what is known about the barriers to improving HPV vaccine initiation and completion rates among both boys and girls, the HPV Stakeholders network will develop interventions that will address two audiences: healthcare providers and parents of adolescents. The intent is to target 2 high-need communities and conduct CDC-based CME trainings for providers with evaluations, and offer resources that will promote the vaccine series with parents of adolescents.	view

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