Research & Evaluation
Impact and Efficacy of Medical-Legal Partnership
National Center Reseach and Evaluation Activities
Medical-Legal Partnership Evaluation Working Group
National Center Research and Evaluation Activities
The National Center works with the MLP Network to evaluate and measure the impact and efficacy of medical-legal partnership in four key areas:- Patient Health and Well-Being
- Medical Homes and Institutions
- Clinical Workforce Skills
- Provision of Legal Services
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The National Center's aim is to:
- Amass expertise about medical-legal partnership evaluation;
- House MLP research and evaluation learnings;
- Coordinate cross-site evaluation activities;
- Bring together experts to help develop knowledge and best practices; and,
- Conduct studies to measure the impact and efficacy of medical-legal partnership.
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MLP Evaluation Working Group
In March 2007, NCMLP convened a Research and Evaluation Working Group in order to identify best practices, current activities, and gaps in practice, research and resources.The Working Group hosts monthly conference calls to present information, work on projects and/or review instruments and materials. The Working Group also meets annually at the Medical-Legal Partnership Summit. Participation is open to all.
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Assistance in navigating our legal system is sometimes all it takes to prevent individuals and their families from making repeated trips to the doctor or hospital for a reoccurring condition. MLPs help people obtain legal aid necessary to ensure that they receive the care and benefits they deserve, to lead healthier lives and to avoid future injuries and illnesses. Through making investments in MLPs, we also save money by addressing preventable health conditions. It is my hope that we can get the support needed in Congress for this important service.
Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA), Chairman of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee



