HSR Journal: Focus on Quality and Outcomes
The June 2017 issue of HSR Journal features papers on quality and outcomes, insurance and payment reform, and access and utilization.
2017 Annual Research Meeting: Day 3 Highlights
Studies Identify New Risk Factors for Long-Term Opioid Use, Cost-Effectiveness of Naloxone Distribution
New Research Presented at the Annual Research Meeting Examines Variations in Prescribing Rates and Interventions That Work
New Research Highlights Effect of Race, Ethnicity on Numerous Health Care Issues
Studies presented at this year's Annual Research Meeting examine progress and remaining gaps from coverage to physician selection.
Topic Profile: Payment and Financing
This profile reflects discussion from an AcademyHealth and the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement workshop on issues related to the payment and financing of non-clinical interventions to support population health.
Topic Profile: Alignment Across Sectors - Trusted Convener and Governance
This profile reflects discussion from an AcademyHealth and the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement workshop on the role of a trusted convener and its governance structure in effectively managing partnerships for population health interventions.
Topic Profile: Alignment Across Sectors – Multi-sector Care Delivery
This profile reflects discussion from an AcademyHealth and the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement workshop on the issue of multi-sector care delivery.
Health Affairs' May Issue: ACA Coverage, Access, Medicaid & More
The May 2017 issue of Health Affairs examines several of the expected consequences of the Affordable Care Act.
Bridging the Divide: Addressing the Elements in the Room
The final post in the Payment Reform for Population Health blog series takes a look at the key elements needed for effective health care and non-health care sector collaborations.
Bridging the Divide: Supplementing Payment Reform to Promote Needed Investments in Population Health
This installment of the Payment Reform for Population Health blog series focuses on limitations in payment reform and ideas for the creation of the right incentives for population health investments.