about the relationship between physician practice capabilities and service metrics, including quality, utilization, and spending. https://bit.ly/3MVZsI7
about the differences between nonprofit hospitals and for profit hospitals; particularly on the topic of community benefits as well as property tax exemptions
has coauthored a number of articles on Forefront, covering topics like America's #COVID19 response and hospital capacity during the pandemic. More on this 🧵
' website for more content on the health policy impacts of the ACA & closely related topics, such as health care costs and spending, insurance coverage & benefits, Medicare & Medicaid. https://bit.ly/3ufkKId
#Podcast Fellowship program. This is an exciting program for early to mid-early stage career individuals with an interest in health policy and storytelling.
For more information, please visit: https://healthaffairs.org/jobs
Call for Nominations: Health Affairs Scholar Editor-in-Chief.
Health Affairs is seeking an Editor-in-Chief to help develop and launch a new journal – Health Affairs Scholar – under the Health Affairs brand.
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Tune in tomorrow! The centerpiece of the March Journal Club meeting is “Evaluating A Nonemergency Medical Transportation Benefit For ACO Members.” Join Seth Berkowitz of
suggest that there are four types of health equity performance measures and how to better assess their effectiveness of efforts to improve health equity.
#Podcast Fellowship program. This is an exciting program for early to mid-early stage career individuals with an interest in health policy and storytelling.
For more information, please visit: https://healthaffairs.org/jobs
launched a plan aimed at improving the diversity of participants in clinical trials & the transparency of results for newly approved drugs. Angela Green of
🚨 Efforts to improve trust in health care among marginalized groups won’t work if health systems are untrustworthy. We offer a conceptual model for measuring and building the trustworthiness of health systems http://buff.ly/3tcJRvT#healthequity
Get your copy of the March 2022 issue of Health Affairs! This month’s issue covers a broad range of topics including hospitals, health equity & more. Check out “From The Editor-in-Chief” for a preview of the covered topics.
#WomensHistoryMonth | We give a spotlight to @marnysmith of @PushPregnancy & @BaruchMarxe. In her essay, she writes about working to import stillbirth prevention policies to the US from abroad after her own experience of having a stillborn son at 36 weeks. https://bit.ly/3CPfBL3
on the similarities and differences in hospital behavior based upon ownership.
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“Successful stewardship requires strong leadership at hospitals and health systems, drug expertise, ongoing education, and data-tracking to identify emerging trends of resistance.” – Dr. Anurag Malani for
researchers found medical records of Black patients were 2.54 times more likely to contain negative descriptors compared to white patient records. Read the full free text in
Join us on 3/30 when @Health_Affairs Deputy Editor @lott_rob hosts David Kindig (@PopHealth) & @JohnMullahy of @UWMSTP, as well as Sanne Magnan of @_HealthPartners about the future of the field of #PopulationHealth.
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, dedicated to racism and health, provides insightful scholarship on the complex relationship between these two areas while sharing new evidence, analysis, and narratives. https://healthaffairs.org/racism-and-health…
The #COVID19 'public health emergency showed how systemic structural #racism and #inequities in social determinants of health manifest' in disparities and unmet social needs in 'housing, education, child care, and labour' and more.
. In her essay, she writes about working to import stillbirth prevention policies to the US from abroad after her own experience of having a stillborn son at 36 weeks. https://bit.ly/3CPfBL3