Ohio GRC

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.

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

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!

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.

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_review…

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…

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 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

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

A new Regional QI Hub website is coming soon! It will be Ohio’s destination for #qualityimprovement clinical tools, education, and data-driven strategies that support quality improvement. Sign up today to be the first to know! go.osu.edu/regional_qihub…

Love Data Week takes place February 9 to 13 and is a great reminder of how central data is to our work at GRC. Our research teams rely on strong data practices to generate insights that strengthen programs and improve health outcomes across Ohio.

February is American Heart Month, a time to focus on cardiovascular health. At GRC, our work through initiatives like CARDI OH supports primary care teams with evidence-based tools that improve outcomes for Ohioans managing diabetes and heart related conditions.

Black History Month invites reflection on the progress and leadership that have shaped our state and our future. At GRC, our research and analysis help agencies understand trends, identify gaps, strengthen programs, and make informed decisions that support Ohioans.

On MLK Day, we reflect on Dr. King’s dedication to service. At GRC, our work and research help strengthen systems and support communities across Ohio. #MLKDay #GRC

GRC’s Laura Milazzo and Emelie Bailey returned from the American Evaluation Association Conference with fresh insights on AI in evaluation, stronger training and plans, and community‑centered approaches. These takeaways will help GRC’s ongoing evaluation work and partnerships.

GRC is proud to serve as one of the nation’s leading state–university partnership programs, bringing Ohio’s academic expertise and state agencies together to improve health for all Ohioans.

At GRC, we begin the new year with a commitment to clear research, strong collaboration and data-driven insights that support healthier communities across Ohio. Looking forward to building on our momentum in the year ahead. Happy New Year from GRC!

Happy holidays from GRC! Wishing you a season of rest, reflection, and renewed purpose as we look ahead to impactful work in the new year.

Our Keynote Speaker is Dr. Robert B. Saper, Professor at the @ClevelandClinic Lerner College of Medicine and @CWRUSOM Chair, Department of Wellness and Preventive Medicine.

Join @CARDI_OH on 12/3 for an inspiring webinar: "Think Well, Live Well: Brain Health Through a Holistic Lens" - Discover strategies for better brain health - Counsel on key lifestyle interventions - 1.0 #CME credit offered at no cost 🔗 Register now: conta.cc/48x6grq