AcademyHealth Selects 20 Leaders as Public Voices Fellows
Outstanding Cohort Named for Inaugural Public Voices Fellowship at AcademyHealth, in partnership with The OpEd Project
April Joy Damian, Expert in Health Equity, Named AcademyHealth Senior Scholar
AcademyHealth named April Joy Damian, Ph.D., M.Sc., as our senior scholar in residence.
Advancing Research to Achieve High-Value, Equitable Care
AcademyHealth and the Donaghue Foundation partner to increase care that is equitable, of high-value, and improves health for all.
AcademyHealth, ABIM Foundation name University of Michigan’s Jodyn Platt as a Senior Scholar in Residence
Providing scholarly guidance to the recently created Research Community on Trust, the new scholar will help to raise visibility of the trust agenda, including writing on emerging issues in trust and health care.
AcademyHealth Marks its 40th Anniversary in 2022
This milestone is an opportunity to reflect on our impact and set our sights on the field of the future.
"Community Drivers of Health" series highlights policy solutions to improve food, housing and transportation access for better health
A new series of policy papers offers some of the most comprehensive analyses to date of the economic and social conditions that influence health, along with evidence-based policy opportunities to address them.
Partnerships, Resources, and Support of Efforts that Advance Health Equity for All
AcademyHealth continues to promote diversity, equity and inclusion in the health services and policy workforce. This blog post provides an update on recent activities and highlights new resources for the field.
Advisory Group on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Health Services and Policy Research Releases Recommendations
External advisors have submitted their report and recommendations to AcademyHealth to inform the development of a sustainable, action-oriented strategy to address diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the field.
Advancing Trust Research to Improve Health and Well-Being
AcademyHealth and the ABIM Foundation partner to advance research to improve trust in the U.S. health care system.
More Americans Are Receiving Addiction Treatment, But Gaps Persist
New research published in JAMA reveals that Black enrollees were considerably less likely than white enrollees to be treated with medications for opioid use disorder and were less likely to have continuity of such treatment. Results are based on data from the Medicaid Outcomes Distributed Research Network (MODRN), supported by AcademyHealth.