Kelli Caseman | AcademyHealth

Kelli Caseman is the Executive Director of Think Kids, a child health and well-being advocacy organization in West Virginia and Grant Team Leader of the When All Are Counted: Closing the Health Surveillance Gap in West Virginia— a project that seeks to elevate community voices and make the priorities of communities the primary goal of local health system transformation efforts. Previously, Kelli served as the Director of Child Health for West Virginians for Affordable Health Care and Executive Director of the West Virginia School-Based Health Assembly. She's a recent graduate of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Interdisciplary Research Leaders Program. She holds a master's degree in English from West Virginia University and studied Nonprofit Management at Duke University.

Kelli Caseman is a 2022 grantee of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Community Research for Health Equity program, managed by AcademyHealth.

Authored by Kelli Caseman

Publication

White Paper from Think Kids' CRHE project, "When All Are Counted"

In this white paper, the Think Kids team summarizes the findings of their recently completed CRHE project, "When All Are Counted," which examined how West Virginia compiles and reports health surveillance data.

Posted Aug 22, 2024

Topics Using Health Data Health Equity Building Healthy Communities

Publication

Preliminary Findings from Think Kids’ CRHE project, “When All Are Counted”

In this document, the Think Kids team shares preliminary findings from their recently completed CRHE project, “When All Are Counted,” which examined how West Virginia compiles and reports health surveillance data.

Posted Jul 23, 2024

Topics Using Health Data Health Equity Building Healthy Communities

Publication

Everyone Counts. Everyone Should be Counted.

For the When All Are Counted project, a newly awarded grant under the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Community Research for Health Equity program, managed by AcademyHealth researchers are going to take a long, deep dive into how data is collected and shared in West Virginia to inform structural solutions to build a better, inclusive surveillance system in the state.

Posted May 04, 2022

Topics Health Equity Using Health Data

Grant

When All Are Counted: Closing the Health Surveillance Gap in West Virginia

The goal of the study is to assess how West Virginia compiles and reports health surveillance data in order to build a more inclusive surveillance system.