Join our upcoming webinar to explore lessons from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Health Data for Action (HD4A) program and how partnerships between researchers and data providers can expand access to real-world data and support meaningful research. This session will highlight lessons from HD4A and offer practical recommendations for improving data access, strengthening research partnerships, and helping researchers use data to inform policy and practice. Our expert panel, including HD4A grantees Rebecca Gourevitch, Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland, and Neel Shah, President of Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies America and Senior Advisor at Maven Clinic, along with Katherine Hempstead, Senior Policy Officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, will share their experiences and lessons learned from the program. Moderated by Megan Collado, Senior Director at AcademyHealth and HD4A Program Director, the discussion will explore opportunities to democratize data for research, sustain and scale collaborations, and strengthen the use of evidence to advance policy and practice.