$500,000 grant fuels UMN researchers to explore innovation in healthcare funding to address societal health issues

Overview

A research team led by University of Minnesota (UMN) Carlson School of Management faculty and the Minnesota Hospital Association explore innovations in how healthcare can better address societal health issues with a new grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Systems for Action research program. To read the full UMN press release, click here.

Details

Project:

Social Bonds as a Pooled Financing Mechanism to Address Social Drivers of Health Equity

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Media/Press Kit

Resource:

$500,000 grant fuels UMN researchers to explore innovation in healthcare funding to address societal health issues

Authors:

Rose Semenov; Lou Ann Olson

Date:

12/08/2021

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