AcademyHealth Members Examine Barriers to Telehealth and Opportunities to Expand Its Use
December’s issue of Health Affairs features 11 articles by AcademyHealth members on the theme of telehealth.
Medicaid Financing and Coverage Benefits Can be Leveraged to Improve Delivery of HIV Prevention Services
This white paper, commissioned by AcademyHealth, identifies Medicaid benefits and financing mechanisms that could be used to improve uptake and delivery of PrEP medication and clinical care.
Medicaid Engagement and Education Efforts Could Improve Delivery of HIV Prevention Services
This white paper, commissioned by AcademyHealth, identifies ways the Medicaid program can educate patients and providers to improve the use of PrEP medication and clinical services.
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.
Webinar: Low-Value Care Among Senior Populations
This webinar, hosted by the Research Community on Low-Value Care, discussed the unique needs of the senior population when it comes to low-value care.
11th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation in Health
Another record-breaking year at the Science of D&I Conference.
Recommendations for Advancing Payment Strategies to Address Child and Family Well-Being
This report highlights the importance of investing in the well-being of children and families and makes three recommendations for payment approaches to support the promoting of positive social and emotional determinants of health and the mitigation of Adverse Childhood Experiences.
Step by Step toward Medical and Addiction Care Integration
In a recent review of care integration models, AcademyHealth member John O’Brien and colleagues found similarities on issues related to culture change, data sharing, and payment models.
More than 1 Million Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders Have Gained Coverage Under the Affordable Care Act
Results from a recent study provide important evidence of population-level changes in coverage disparities under the ACA. Granular, disaggregated estimates like these can facilitate efforts to address health disparities for specific subgroups.