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CONFERENCE: Dr. Mays to Participate in the AcademyHealth 2016 HSR Workforce Conference

AcademyHealth has partnered with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute to hold the 2016 Health Services Research (HSR) Workforce Conference in Washington, DC. The primary goals of this initiative are to: 1)...

PRESENTATION: Dr. Mays to Lecture at GE's HealthyCities Leadership Academy

Dr. Mays will be speaking from 11:30 to 12:30 on a panel with Dr. Catherine Baase, Global Director of Health Services at The Dow Chemical Company. The panel will be moderated by Ms. Susan Dentzer, President and CEO of The Network for Excellence in Health Innovation. GE announced today the nine...

National Child Health Policy Conference (CHPC)

The National Child Health Policy Conference (CHPC) is designed to bring together a diverse group of stakeholders to review and discuss policy priorities at the forefront of child health. Event Details Website: National Child Health Policy Conference (CHPC)

WEBINAR: Call for Proposals Informational Session

Studies funded through the Systems for Action: System and Services Research to Build a Culture of Health 2015 Call for Proposals ( CFP) will identify system innovations and interactions that drive collaboration and integration across the multiple financing and delivery systems that support a Culture...

Valuing and Financing Multi-sector Population Health Initiatives

Overview Large-scale multi-sector health improvement initiatives can be difficult to initiate and sustain over time due to uncertainties about their health and economic impact. This presentation reviews research on multi-sector population health initiatives, and examines several alternative...

Infrastructure and Incentives for Multi-sector Population Health Initiatives

Overview Collective actions to improve health status on a community-wide basis do not happen automatically. Government agencies and private sector organizations frequently lack sufficient information, incentives, and infrastructure to make large shared investments in health improvement activities...