2020 Annual Research Meeting
Today's research driving tomorrow's outcomes.
Opportunities Abound for Health Services Research Training for Nurses
Robin Newhouse, immediate past chair of the AcademyHealth Board and former chair of AcademyHealth’s Education Council, highlights networking and training programs at Indiana University for Ph.D. pre- and post-doctoral nurses.
Experts Highlight 6 Key Considerations for Medicaid Demonstration Evaluations
A new AcademyHealth learning collaborative of leading Medicaid demonstration evaluation researchers are working together to support state efforts to test innovations in Medicaid.
2019 Annual Research Meeting
Today's research driving tomorrow's outcomes.
Entrance Points – the Easy Way to Build Meaningful Connections through Networking at AcademyHealth’s #ARM19
AcademyHealth Director of Membership, Angélica Rodríguez, highlights tips to maximize networking opportunities at the 2019 Annual Research Meeting.
Tips for Communicating Evidence to Policymakers
In the second of a two-part series, AcademyHealth member Beth Prusaczyk offers three tips to increase the likelihood your work will reach policymakers.
Reflections from Outside the Health Services Research Arena
AcademyHealth President and CEO Dr. Lisa Simpson offers her thoughts on the value of spending time at events outside the typical health services research community.
Webinar: Reducing Low-Value Care: A Focus on De-implementation
This webinar, hosted by the Research Community on Low-Value Care, focused on the process of removing care that has been identified as low-value from practice.
A Little Known Channel for Getting Evidence to Policymakers
In the first of a two-part series, AcademyHealth member Beth Prusaczyk describes the Congressional Research Service and how policymakers rely on it for evidence relevant to policymaking.
Moving Health "Upstream": Getting More from Return-on-Investment Evidence
AcademyHealth Senior Scholar Ed Hunter describes who is using return-on-investment evidence for public health spending, what’s keeping others from using it more, and four next steps to advance its use going forward.