Engagement Science: Factors Fueling the Need for Better Defined Engagement
The third of a six-part series on engagement science, this post describes the environmental and policy contexts that have shaped the emergence of this field.
Engagement Science: An Overview of the Landscape of Engaged Research
In the second of a six-part series on engagement science, authors explore the landscape of engaged research and the evolution of a new field – dedicated to the study of engagement practice.
Engagement Science: Introducing Inclusive Research Practices & Potential Impacts
In this first of a six-part series that explores evidence-based engagement in health research, a group of researchers traces the emergence of engagement science.
Match Made in Health Care: Harnessing the Power of Partnerships
Meshie Knight of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, an AcademyHealth organizational affiliate, introduces a framework to engage payer/provider partners to help research findings reach the people who can drive change.
New Research from AcademyHealth Members Examines Ways to Improve Patient Safety and Hospital Operations
November’s issue of Health Affairs featured 14 articles authored or co-authored by AcademyHealth members, including a personal perspective on maternal mortality.
Thinking Big: Low-Value Care Beyond Choosing Wisely Lists
Despite growing knowledge, defining and measuring low-value care remains challenging. Recently published research highlights opportunity for progress in nonobvious low-value care.
Baloney, Balderdash, and Bogus Science: Detecting BS in Health Care
In a recent report, AcademyHealth members highlight 10 major forms of “BS” in health care today.
The Healthy Marketplace Index: Furthering Transparency to Improve our Understanding of Commercial Healthcare Markets Across the Country
A new report from the Health Care Cost Institute, an AcademyHealth organizational affiliate, examined relative healthcare prices across the U.S. and found widespread healthcare price variation across metro areas.
Making Valuable Data Available to Researchers is a Critical Step in Moving Data to Action
When it comes to harnessing the power of data for tangible change, challenges range from the cultural to the technical. This post focuses on a new opportunity from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that addresses perhaps the most critical step in this effort: data access.
Ensuring Oral Health During Pregnancy: The Science and the Stories
Hyewon Lee, 2017 AcademyHealth Delivery Systems Science Fellow, discusses the importance of oral health during pregnancy and early childhood.