Hospitals & Health Systems

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Part IV: De-implementing Low-Value Care Services: Implications and Challenges at the Organizational Level

In this final post in a four-part blog series, authors from AcademyHealth’s Research Community on Low-Value Care explore issues that health systems must confront in the de-implementation process.

Posted Jun 29, 2020 By Moriah Ellen, M.B.A., Ph.D., Christian D. Helfrich, M.P.H., Ph.D

Topics Delivering Better Care Costs & Payments Hospitals & Health Systems

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Part III: De-implementing Low-Value Care Services: Considerations for Providers

The third in a four-part blog series, authors from AcademyHealth’s Research Community on Low-Value Care explore considerations for providers as they address the issue of de-implementation in care delivery.

Posted Jun 23, 2020 By Jeffrey Kullgren, M.D., M.S., M.P.H., Benjamin R. Roman, M.D., MSHP

Topics Delivering Better Care Costs & Payments Hospitals & Health Systems

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Part II: De-implementing Low-Value Care Services: Addressing Patient Perspectives

The second in a four-part blog series, authors from AcademyHealth’s Research Community on Low-Value Care explore how the process of de-implementing health care services impacts patients.

Posted Jun 17, 2020 By Erin E. Hahn, Ph.D., M.P.H., Beth Prusaczyk, Ph.D., M.S.W.

Topics Delivering Better Care Costs & Payments Hospitals & Health Systems

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Viewing De-implementation as a Feature of a Learning Health Care System

The first in a four-part blog series, authors from AcademyHealth’s Research Community on Low-Value Care explore the concept of de-implementation as a normal and routine part of the ever-evolving research and care delivery process.

Posted Jun 8, 2020 By Christian D. Helfrich, M.P.H., Ph.D

Topics Delivering Better Care Hospitals & Health Systems Costs & Payments

Blog Post

Experts Develop Recommendations for Pregnancy and Childbirth During COVID-19

A member of AcademyHealth’s partner the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement, New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute, brought together experts to establish best practices to keep pregnant individuals and their health care providers safe during COVID-19.

Posted Jun 4, 2020 By Linda Schwimmer, J.D.

Topics Delivering Better Care Hospitals & Health Systems Public & Population Health

Blog Post

New Research Examines Efforts in Medicaid to Address Social Needs

AcademyHealth is supporting seven grants funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation that seek to better understand how states and managed care organizations are working to identify and respond to Medicaid enrollees’ social needs.

Posted May 28, 2020 By Maura Dugan, M.P.H.

Topics Insurance, Medicare & Medicaid Hospitals & Health Systems

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Learning from COVID-19—Is HSR Up to the Task?

AcademyHealth staff and leaders reflect on insights about the current state of the health services research field, highlighting what it has to offer and how it can best help in the responses to a global health crisis.

Posted May 18, 2020 By Danielle DeCosta, M.P.H., Harold S. Luft, Ph.D., Lucy A. Savitz, Ph.D., M.B.A., Lisa Simpson, M.B., B.Ch., M.P.H., FAAP

Topics Translation, Dissemination & Implementation Hospitals & Health Systems Public & Population Health

Past Event

Webinar: Mobilizing Computable Biomedical Knowledge for Learning Health Systems

This webinar introduced participants to a burgeoning movement to Mobilize Computable Biomedical Knowledge (MCBK).

Date & Time April 28, 2020, 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. ET Location Online

Topics Using Health Data Hospitals & Health Systems

Publication

Report Identifies Health Systems’ Priority Research Questions on COVID-19

Topics of interest from health system experts compiled by AcademyHealth include the impact on health system policies, processes, providers, and patient care.

Posted Apr 16, 2020

Topics Delivering Better Care Hospitals & Health Systems

Publication

Report Details Price Variation Across and Within Minnesota Hospitals

Findings from AcademyHealth members' work reveal that a substantial amount of the variation was related to differences within individual hospitals and not explained by factors such as severity of illness, length of stay, or patients’ age.

Posted Feb 27, 2020

Topics Costs & Payments Hospitals & Health Systems Data Sources