2020 Annual Research Meeting
Today's research driving tomorrow's outcomes.
2020 Health Policy Orientation
Behind the scenes of decision-making in Washington.
2020 National Health Policy Conference
Join the nation’s leading health care decision makers and policy leaders for an extensive overview of the nation’s health policy agenda.
2019 AcademyHealth Meeting of Members Webinar: Lisa's Read on Washington
AcademyHealth’s CEO gave a live "Read on Washington," reflecting on the progress of 2019 and looking ahead to 2020.
Moving Policy Upstream to Advance Adolescent Flourishing Rapid Evidence Review: Appendices
These appendices for a rapid evidence review on interventions for teen wellbeing include key definitions, methods, narrative summary of findings, findings by outcome, evidence tables, and a list of excluded reviews.
Rapid Evidence Review Examines Interventions Aimed at Improving Teen Wellbeing
Including 34 systematic reviews and two large-scale interventions, this rapid evidence review makes recommendations for intervention and research design as well as highlights opportunities to more broadly focus interventions on social determinants of health.
Webinar: Enhancing Data Access and Capacity for Childhood Obesity Research
This webinar discussed how the Childhood Obesity Data Initiative (CODI) leverages several innovative techniques to accomplish its goals.
Webinar: 2019 Child Health Services Research IG Abstract Session
This webinar will be a research abstract presentation panel, providing a forum for child health services researchers to share their work with peers.
Regional Health Improvement Collaboratives: Fertile Ground for Partnerships with Health Services Researchers
A member of AcademyHealth’s partner the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement, Minnesota Community Measurement highlights opportunities for health services researchers to work with organizations like theirs to drive value in health care.
The 2020 Health Debate Pt. 2: Achieving Public Goals through Financing Reform
Coverage and financing will continue to dominate the 2020 election debate. That makes it all the more important to explore how financing proposals by candidates of both parties can contribute to a broader population and public health agenda.