Submit your paper to a special issue of Inquiry on the 10th anniversary of the ACA - state issues.
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Thoughtful case from Robert Pearl, MD that another factor driving physician burnout is the crude form of performance measurement we have in medicine. Certainly: current measures are not aligned with either the goals of patients or clinicians for care. forbes.com/sites/robertpe…

UCSF & UCB are hosting the Annual Health Economics Conference 2019. Conference is October 17-18 in San Francisco. Send paper submissions to [email protected] by August 1. Papers selection for the conference will be done by August 15. Jason Hockenberry David Bradford UCSF IHPS

New paper by Amber Willink in INQUIRY Health Jrnl uses the 2016 Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey linked to #MedicareAdvantage plan benefit data to examine enrollment levels in plans that cover #dental , #vision , and/or #hearing services. #LipitzResearch Read more: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

'Just because your reseeach isn't new doesn't mean it's not relevant... your research can be news if there's something related to it happening in the news' julie rovner reminding me of this slide from Austin Frakt. #ARM19

PhD alum Jungyai Ko and Dr. Jodi J Frey publish paper in INQUIRY Health Jrnl entitled, 'Preventing Suicide Among Working-Age Adults: The Correlates of Help-Seeking Behavior'. Check it out: ow.ly/5pCD50us3yI

'Providing an ongoing, stable source of funding for state-based reinsurance' programs would help states utilize this tool more broadly to stabilize the individual market, says Lynn A. Blewett, MA, PhD in a UMN School of Public Health interview on her recent INQUIRY Health Jrnl article:

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Browse top read articles from INQUIRY: The Journal of Health Care Organization, Provision, and Financing INQUIRY Health Jrnl Umair Shafique ow.ly/EhMJ30mMpBO

New in INQ: 3-year effects of #ACA (1) Continued gains in health insurance coverage & access to care (2) Emergence of improvements in self-assessed health, driven by non-Medicaid policy components buff.ly/2xOXvrb University of Kentucky NBER Georgia State University Penn LDI IMPAQ

As the incoming chair of the AcademyHealth Disparities Interest Group, I'm hoping that you'll consider getting involved! We’re seeking volunteers to serve on the #AHDisparitiesIG advisory committee. Nominate yourself to serve today! Learn More: ow.ly/35Xr30kOl9E

Stigma hinders response to opioid epidemic: just 39% of Americans support syringe services programs, 29% support safe consumption sites. How can we shift public views? ⁦⁦Susan⁩ ⁦@jniederdeppe⁩ ⁦Alene Kennedy-Hendricks⁩ ⁦JHSPH Stigma Lab⁩ thefix.com/stigma-hinders…

Implementation of Text-Messaging & #SocialMedia Strategies in a Multilevel #ChildhoodObesity Prevention Intervention: #ProcessEvaluation Results journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117… Joel Gittelsohn, PhD @Bmore4kids #mHealth #SMS

National study by Patricia Stone et al provides baseline assessment of #InfectionControl Management in US #NursingHomes . More at journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

@CU_Nursing RAND Thomas Jefferson University #VisualAbstract

Substance use and homelessness with Medicaid nursing facility use suggests need for more service integration. tinyurl.com/ydcqktwv

Very timely piece in JAMA from Ariadne Labs: “The Risks to Patient Safety From Health System Expansions” ja.ma/2Iy76q5 Atul Gawande Andrew M. Ibrahim MD, MSc (He/Him) Karan Chhabra, MD MSc

Housing is good in itself. Exactly! Our perspective about permanent supportive housing nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…. Stefan Kertesz, MD, MSc @TPBaggett twitter.com/ashishkjha/sta…

.Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health epidemiologists seek to eliminate disparities in cancer incidence and outcomes. Here’s what six researchers are doing to address those disparities: magazine.jhsph.edu/2018/hopkins-b…