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Blog: Building Your Own Safety Net: Developing wealth, financial independence, and social capital in high-poverty communities

Blog: August 09, 2018

Overview The Self-Sufficiency Series from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services profiles local programs from across the country that are implementing “Principles of Economic Mobility” contained in President Trump’s Executive Order on Reducing Poverty in America by Promoting Opportunity...

Partner Webpage: Building Wealth and Health Network

Blog: March 01, 2018

Overview Sposored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Administration for Children and Families, and the Office of Family Assistance, the Peer TA Network facilitates the sharing of information across state and local agencies implementing the Temporary Assistance for Needy...

Research Brief: Trauma-Informed TANF: A Randomized Controlled Trial with Two-Generation Impact

Publication: Report

Chilton, Mariana, Sandra Bloom, and Falguni Patel. 2018. “Research Brief: Trauma-Informed TANF: A Randomized Controlled Trial with Two-Generation Impact.”

Connecting the Systems that Drive Health in Your Community: Medical, Social, and Public Health (Trover Symposium)

Presentation: October 26, 2018

Overview Dr. Glen Mays will joined experts from around the nation in Madisonville, Ky., for the 9th Annual Dr. Loman C. Trover Symposium . This year the theme was Building Bridges to Impact Community Health and the event drew attendees from the medical, public health, and social service sectors. Mr...

Using Economic Analysis to Understand the Value of Population Health Improvement Strategies (MS Dept. of Health)

Presentation: October 04, 2018

Overview This workshop for the Mississippi Department of Health examines research about the health and economic value of multi-sector population health improvement strategies, including studies conducted through the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Systems for Action research program. We provide...

ResProg Webinar: Economics of Aligning Medical, Social, and Public Health Delivery Systems: Implications for Medicare Spending

Presentation: November 14, 2018

Overview Social, economic, and environmental conditions strongly influence health status for individuals and communities. Unfortunately, the services designed to improve these conditions – such as housing, transportation, nutrition, and economic assistance – are often disconnected from the medical...

Population Health Management: Building System Capital for Impact (UK Gatton College of Business and Economics)

Presentation: May 07, 2018

Overview This session provides an overview of recent research on the implementation and impact of population health improvement strategies across the U.S. We examine key components of strategies designed for "whole population" improvement, as well as evidence about the health and economic effects of...

ResProg Webinar: Uncompensated Care Provision and the Implementation of Population Health Improvement Strategies

Presentation: May 09, 2018

Overview The Affordable Care Act (ACA), along with Medicaid expansion, was expected to reduce the rising burden on hospitals from uncompensated care provision to uninsured people while creating new resources and incentives for hospitals to contribute to disease prevention and health promotion...

Designing for Impact in Integrated Service Delivery Panel Discussion (2018 Healthcare IT Connect Summit)

Presentation: April 05, 2018

Overview Dr. Vest participated in the 2018 State Healthcare IT Connect Summit Enterprise System Planning, Health and Human Service Integration track with a dynamic discussion on how leaders public sector leaders and researchers are Designing for Impact by working across sectors and systems with a...

Using Longitudinal Information on Unmet Needs to Target Supports for Vulnerable Seniors (IAPHS 2018)

Presentation: October 23, 2018

Overview The panel assembled for the Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science 2018 Conference presented research findings from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Systems for Action research program. About Social, economic, and environmental conditions strongly influence population...