Christina Tudor | AcademyHealth

Christina Tudor is the Digital Communications Associate at AcademyHealth, where she manages the organization’s social media strategy and website, and assists with blog content. Before joining AcademyHealth in May 2020, she worked at American Oversight, a government oversight organization for three years, and was responsible for growing their social media accounts and responding to a rapidly changing news cycle. Prior to graduating from Ithaca College in 2017 with a B.A. in Writing and Politics and a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies, Christina spent her college years working at various nonprofits, including her local Planned Parenthood.

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Ways to Combat Misinformation in the Social Media Era

Social media platforms are grappling with their role in curbing misinformation and promoting accurate information, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Panelists at last month’s Annual Research Meeting discussed strategies for researchers and health care leaders to combat misinformation.

Posted Jul 06, 2021 By Christina Tudor

Topics Translation, Dissemination & Implementation ARM

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Panelists at the Annual Research Meeting Discuss Progress on Racial Equity in the Field

Several breakout and plenary sessions at the 2021 Annual Research Meeting considered the role of health services research (HSR) in addressing health equity and structural racism, both in the field and in our health care system, particularly as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Posted Jul 02, 2021 By Christina Tudor

Topics HSR Workforce Development Health Equity Public & Population Health ARM

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New Special Issue Highlights Role of Embedded Research in a Learning Health Care System

In a special issue of Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation, authors reflect on ways to increase the impact of research by leveraging embedded research to better align researchers and health systems.

Posted Jun 24, 2021 By Christina Tudor

Topics HSR Resources & Methods Hospitals & Health Systems Quality Improvement

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More Rigorous Data Needed to Determine Success of SDOH Intervention Programs

In a recent webinar in collaboration with the National Pharmaceutical Council, experts discussed how to evaluate SDOH programs and interventions from a cost perspective. Speakers emphasized the incomplete state of current knowledge and the need to improve studies and data infrastructure to determine their value.

Posted May 13, 2021 By Raj Sabharwal, M.P.H., Christina Tudor

Topics Using Health Data Paying for Care Costs & Payments