Brigg Reilley, MPH, is an epidemiologist who has worked both as a federal and tribal contractor in the Indian Health System for approximately 20 years. His work has ...
The principles of palliative care have made their way into the medical zeitgeist, which is great progress. Now is the moment to empower all doctors and specialists to incorporate this human-centered ...
In part 1 of this article below, we discuss the history of and legal issues regarding the interstate sale of insurance and ...
The OBBBA will substantially increase volatility in Medicaid Managed Care by increasing churn, generating pent-up demand, and ...
Ashley M. Fox, University at Albany, State University of New York, Albany, New York. Yongjin Choi ([email protected]), London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, United Kingdom. Leesa Lin ...
The US Navy and Marine Corps are responsible for war readiness, ensuring the safety and security of American interests worldwide, sustaining global commerce, and providing emergency humanitarian ...
Health Affairs' Rob Lott interviews Roslyn Murray of Brown University to discuss her paper exploring how Oregon’s 2019 ...
Amber E. Barnato ( [email protected]) is the Susan and Richard Levy Distinguished Professor of Health Care Delivery at the Dartmouth Institute of Health Care Policy and Clinical Practice, in Lebanon, ...
A new federal rule has quietly made nursing education financially inaccessible. The Department of Education recently locked in place a 1960s-era list of “professions,” and nursing wasn’t on that list.
Private equity (PE) investment has been a lightning rod for debates over rising health care costs, workforce instability, and declining quality. However, a frequently misunderstood point is that the ...
Michael E. Chernew ([email protected]) is the Leonard D. Schaeffer Professor of Health Care Policy and director of the Healthcare Markets and Regulation Lab in the Department of Health Care Policy, ...
Much of the previous literature on the intergenerational effects of ACEs is limited by small sample sizes from a single health system, city, or state. To our knowledge, only one previous study used ...