2018 National Health Policy Conference
An extensive overview of the nation’s 2018 health policy agenda.
Paying for Population Health: Case Studies on the Role of the Health System in Addressing Social Determinants of Health
In collaboration with AcademyHealth’s Payment Reform for Population Health project, a team at Northeastern University conducted four case studies of cross-sector community-level population health improvement efforts focused on addressing social determinants of health.
Paying for Population Health: A Summary Report of Four Case Studies
In collaboration with AcademyHealth’s Payment Reform for Population Health project, a team at Northeastern University conducted four case studies of cross-sector community-level population health improvement efforts focused on addressing social determinants of health.
Elements That Support Payment Reform for Population Health: A Trusted Environment
A trusted convener, agreed upon by community partners to serve as an organizing entity, can foster relationship building and facilitate payment reform for population health.
Elements That Support Payment Reform for Population Health: Payment and Financing Models
Funding sources, financing strategies, and payment models can all influence a health system’s consideration to invest in or fund non-clinical population health.
Elements That Support Payment Reform for Population Health: Shared Data Collection, Analysis, and Evaluation
Sufficient data infrastructure across health systems and community social service providers support the management of a collaborative partnership’s community-wide population health improvement efforts.
Elements That Support Payment Reform for Population Health: Alignment of Resources
The need for alignment across sectors, cultures and goals is crucial to support a collaborative partnership’s community-wide population health improvement efforts.
Research Finds Expanding Medicaid Boosts Individuals’ Personal Finances
Individuals in Medicaid expansion states experienced positive results across multiple dimensions of personal finance including a reduced likelihood of new medical collections, decreased risk of medical out-of-pocket expenditures, and fewer ultimately unpaid medical bills.
State Flexibility in a New Era: What are the Research Priorities for §1115 Demonstration and §1332 Waiver Evaluations?
With funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, AcademyHealth hosted this expert meeting to explore research priorities related to the evaluation of Section 1115 Medicaid demonstrations and Section 1332 state innovation waivers.
Health Affairs' September Issue: Market Concentration
The September 2017 issue of Health Affairs examines different aspects of health care markets including market concentration, competition, and provider networks.