How we organize and deliver health care can affect its quality. Are there enough hospitals in the community to meet its needs? When health care providers work for a health system, do they deliver different care than those who don’t? This kind of evidence about hospitals and health systems is critical to delivering better care.
AcademyHealth’s Scaling Cancer Biomarker Testing Coalition announces the Compendium of Cancer Biomarker Initiatives, a resource centralizing the work happening in the biomarker testing landscape to support alignment, partnership, and coordination.
AcademyHealth's Scaling Cancer Biomarker Testing Coalition’s Compendium of Cancer Biomarker Initiatives is designed to provide easy access to a compilation of the current work happening in the biomarker testing landscape.
AcademyHealth announces the launch of the Scaling Cancer Biomarker Testing Coalition’s Strategic Roadmap for Collective Action, a strategic framework for advancing cancer biomarker testing at scale.
AcademyHealth’s new resource offers a clear picture of the collective impact of dismantling the only federal agency focused on health services research.
Your product works. So why isn't it scaling? Health data products don't usually fail because the technology is bad. They fail because implementation was treated as an afterthought. This free guide explains what's actually going wrong and what a decades-old research discipline says about fixing it.
Medical debt erodes trust in health care and health systems. Hospitals have practical, evidence-based options to reduce harm while preserving financial stability.
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.
This one pager summarizes research from the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding (ISPU) providing foundational knowledge for Arab and South Asian Muslims in Southeast Michigan to successfully and systematically advocate for accessible, equitable, unbiased and quality health care.
This research from the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding (ISPU) provides foundational knowledge for Arab and South Asian Muslims in SE Michigan communities to successfully and systematically advocate for accessible, equitable, unbiased, and quality health care.
