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Brief Calls on U.S. District Court to Strike Down New Hampshire’s Medicaid Work Experiment

The brief calls New Hampshire’s Medicaid work experiment “arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion and contrary to law.”

Public & Population Health

Video: The Humanitarian Principles: Flag or Compass? (2019 Southby Lecture in Comparative Health Policy)

Rony Brauman, MD, the director of research at the MSF Foundation and professor at the Humanitarian and Conflict Response…

Health Services Research

Professor Selected to Serve on AcademyHealth Education Council

Y. Tony Yang will serve for three years.

Health Information, Technology, & Innovation, Health Services Research

Blog: Proposed Rules Take an Important Step Forward Towards Making the Promise of Electronic Health Records a Reality

An analysis of the Office of National Coordinator for Health IT’s proposed standards by Clare Pierce-Wrobel, MHSA.

Health Economics, Health Services Research, Medicaid / Medicare / CHIP

How New Hampshire’s Medicaid Work Experiment Could Impact Community Health Centers

Medicaid revenues in the state’s community health centers could decline by up to $2.8 million, an analysis by Milken…

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February 11, 2019 0 Comments

Health Management & Workforce

Five Traits Can Help Healthcare Leaders Prepare for an Uncertain Future

February 07, 2019 0 Comments

Health Services Research

Medicaid / Medicare / CHIP

GAO Finds that Some State Medicaid Programs Are Not Meeting Federal Health Coverage Requirements

Report identifies seven key factors that could pose challenges to women accessing abortions.

February 06, 2019 0 Comments

Public & Population Health

Number of U.S. Alcohol-exposed Pregnancies and Births May Be Substantially Lower Than Previously Estimated

January 31, 2019 0 Comments

Public & Population Health

Investigating How Cases Where State Laws That Preempt Local Tobacco Laws Impact Adolescent Health

January 28, 2019 0 Comments

Health Management & Workforce

Health Services Research

Graduates of For-Profit Nursing Schools Do Not Perform as Well on Nurse Licensure Test, Study Shows

Study raises questions about the for-profit nursing programs that have proliferated over the past decade.

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Brief Calls on U.S. District Court to Strike Down New Hampshire’s Medicaid Work Experiment

Video: The Humanitarian Principles: Flag or Compass? (2019 Southby Lecture in Comparative Health Policy)

Professor Selected to Serve on AcademyHealth Education Council

Blog: Proposed Rules Take an Important Step Forward Towards Making the Promise of Electronic Health Records a Reality

How New Hampshire’s Medicaid Work Experiment Could Impact Community Health Centers

Five Traits Can Help Healthcare Leaders Prepare for an Uncertain Future

GAO Finds that Some State Medicaid Programs Are Not Meeting Federal Health Coverage Requirements

Number of U.S. Alcohol-exposed Pregnancies and Births May Be Substantially Lower Than Previously Estimated

Investigating How Cases Where State Laws That Preempt Local Tobacco Laws Impact Adolescent Health

Graduates of For-Profit Nursing Schools Do Not Perform as Well on Nurse Licensure Test, Study Shows

Health Policy and Management