Hospitals & Health Systems

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This environmental scan highlights how hospitals are addressing medical debt, identifies key gaps in evidence and reporting, and outlines strategies and opportunities for a more just and patient‑centered financial landscape.

Researchers from Planned Parenthood investigated the experiences of people traveling for abortion care from states with abortion restrictions or bans to Illinois, where abortion is legal, after Dobbs.

The disruptions of the last year will eventually give way to opportunities to design better health care and scientific systems. International experience with the tools of strategic foresight demonstrates its value in anticipating and creating better policies, programs, and organizations.

In an interview with Tradeoffs podcast, AcademyHealth CEO Aaron Carroll spotlights what’s at stake as federal funding for health services research faces deep cuts and how our collective efforts are helping to defend and strengthen the field.

Navigating the unprecedented change and uncertainty in today’s health care landscape requires us to carefully design the best next steps for a path forward. At UPMC, we believe that a learning community approach will not only help health care stakeholders weather current challenges but also build a stronger and more sustainable stakeholder-driven research infrastructure.

2025 ARM Theme Leaders Bo Kim and Debora Goldberg provide an overview of ARM sessions focused on Organizational Behavior and Management at the upcoming conference in Minneapolis.

Researchers determine if de facto postpartum Medicaid extension during the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) reduced immigrant versus US-born inequities in uninsurance.