About / Governance
Effective governance, built in phases.
We're standing up the AHIS Board first, and it does the work of governance until the full structure is in place. Oversight is built into the MONARCH master protocol, so programs move fast without cutting corners.
Interested in serving on the Board?
Phase 1 · We are here
Our board is growing.
Our CEO, who also founded Rabble Health, recuses from any AHIS decision involving Rabble Health. Those decisions are made by the Board's independent directors.
Deanna Darlington serves as Board President, and two more independent directors have been approved to join. We have a few more seats to fill.
Interested in serving?- Clinicians and health system leaders
- Patients and patient advocates
- Implementation science and research leaders
- Nonprofit governance, finance and legal expertise
Independent directors have no financial relationship with AHIS sponsors or Rabble Health.
Where we are
Three phases, one direction.
Each phase is time-boxed, so governance grows with the work, not ahead of it.
The Board does the work: it reviews protocols and results, sets priorities and hears sponsor input through the annual survey. The Board is growing now.
The Board, one Implementation Advisory Committee, one Affinity Group and one Sponsor Advisory Council, all across AHIS.
Affinity Groups, and Implementation Advisory Committees where volume requires, break out by care area.
How decisions flow
From a member's gap to shared results.
The loop every campaign and Implementation Support Program follows. In Phase 1, the Board fills each role.
Who governs what
Four bodies, clear roles.
Members of each body will be listed here as seats are filled.
Holds governance and fiduciary authority. In Phase 1, the Board also reviews protocols and results, and sets priorities. Our CEO recuses from any decision involving Rabble Health.
Interested in serving?Delegate fiduciary duties to sponsors or affiliates.
Oversees each Implementation Support Program: protocol, measures, ethics and results, under the MONARCH master protocol.
Include sponsors or paid partner seats.
Brings the patient and community voice: raises the gaps members see, shapes campaigns, and helps choose what gets measured.
Join the interest listApprove programs or direct funding.
Gives sponsors a formal channel to share the challenges, populations and outcomes that matter to them, including the annual Implementation Priorities Survey.
Sponsor AHISVote, approve initiatives, set priorities alone, select speakers, or oversee protocols and results.
Standards
One standard for every program.
Every Implementation Support Program runs under MONARCH, AHIS's master protocol for implementation measurement, with a documented research and IRB determination before any participant-facing activity begins. Each program is a sub-protocol, so review focuses on what's new.
Help build AHIS governance.
Our Board is growing, and we're building the interest list for Phase 2.