Extending Return on Investment: A Multi-Sector Approach to Whole-Person Health
Please join us as we advance the discussion of a new paradigm for economic evaluation, the Collective Return on Investment (ROI). Traditional ROI approaches often fall short in evaluating interventions, programs, or policies in terms of their impact on patient-clinician encounters, community programming, and whole person health (WPH) over a lifespan. Our goal is to develop recommendations for a model for shared impact and a collective return on investment for WPH/prevention research across the urban-rural continuum.
The symposium will focus on:
- Whole Person Health
- Developing a model for collective return on investment
- Social and structural determinants of health across the urban-rural continuum
Outputs and Actionable Ideas: We will develop a symposium report and action plan, including recommendations, a protocol document for publication, action templates, training manuals, and a logic model.
Details: We invite you to join us at the Cleone Peterson Eccles Alumni House at the University of Utah on May 22, 2025. More event details to come!
PARKING & TRANSPORTATION
Parking is available at the Alumni House during the symposium. The parking lot north of the Alumni House has been rented for attendees and parking permits/passes will not be necessary. Unfortunately, there will be several road construction projects happening near the Alumni House that will result in traffic delays. Attendees driving to the Alumni House should reference the directional map linked below and adjust your travel plans accordingly.
Utah Transit Authority TRAX Light Rail: The University of Utah and Cleone Peterson Eccles Alumni House are situated on the TRAX Red line. Attendees who are interested in taking TRAX to the symposium should take the Red line to the Rice Eccles Stadium stop or University South Campus stop. After exiting the train, attendees should proceed through campus to reach the Alumni House, which is centrally located on the main University of Utah campus.
University of Utah Map
Plan your TRAX trip at www.rideuta.com.
