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A recent analysis demonstrated areas with distinctly high versus low social progress (i.e., basic needs, well-being, opportunities), underscoring a geographic social disparity. North Philadelphia is home to 12% of foreign-born individuals; Multiple socio-economic and cultural barriers influence this disparity. Effective engagement strategies with immigrant populations within an academic healthcare system are warranted.  \nMethods: A community-engaged approach with community-based organizations (CBOs) to advance our knowledge of health care services for immigrants was utilized. Informed by a directory of immigrant-serving organizations across Philadelphia, organizations were invited to Meet-and-Greet conversations. A semi-structured questionnaire guided baseline assessment of: (1) services provided and populations served; (2) challenges and gaps; (3) opportunities for collaboration. A thematic analysis of conversation notes underscored gaps in access to health/social services, and opportunities for academia-community collaborations.  \nResults: Fifty-four immigrant-serving organizations were identified, and Meet-and-Greet conversations were completed with 14 (26%) .  \nOf those engaged: 9/14 (64.3%) were CBOs; 3/14 (21.4%) academic partners; and 2/14 (14.3%) government agencies. Themes on access barriers and knowledge gaps of health/social services included: medical-legal knowledge, language interpretation, navigation of services, and immigrant eligibility for public programs.  \nConclusions: A community-engaged and -informed approach to building ground-level knowledge and establishing partnerships with CBOs leads to meaningful and actionable programming to improve immigrant-centered health/social care access. Informed by these themes and in collaboration with a community-partner champion, we will co-create an inclusive immigrant health training series to healthcare providers to address identified gaps.","cbCaidxIyxqhNveH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidxIyxqhNveH","pdf",44043,"English","# Background\n# Methods\n# Results\n# Conclusions","[{\"question\":\"What problem does the study address?\",\"answer\":\"The study addresses social and health/social service access disparities affecting immigrants in Philadelphia, especially in areas with distinct differences in social progress.\"},{\"question\":\"How were community partners engaged?\",\"answer\":\"Organizations identified via a directory of immigrant-serving groups across Philadelphia participated in Meet-and-Greet conversations guided by a semi-structured questionnaire.\"},{\"question\":\"What access barriers and knowledge gaps were emphasized?\",\"answer\":\"Themes included medical-legal knowledge, language interpretation, navigation of services, and understanding immigrant eligibility for public programs.\"},{\"question\":\"What outcomes did the study report?\",\"answer\":\"Fifty-four immigrant-serving organizations were identified, and Meet-and-Greet conversations were completed with 14; partners included CBOs, academic groups, and government agencies.\"}]","Culturally responsive care - academic and community partnerships for immigrant health | PDF",1790729643]