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J-PAL North America Launches State and Local Innovation Initiative to Help US State & Local Governments Find Solutions to Key Public Policy Issues

News: November 12, 2015

CAMBRIDGE, MA – J-PAL North America launches a new State and Local Innovation Initiative that will partner US state and local governments with leading academic researchers from J-PAL’s global network to find evidence-informed solutions to challenging social problems. The J-PAL State and Local...

RWJF Commits $25 Million to Broaden Health Research

News: May 27, 2015

PRINCETON, NJ –The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) today announced an initial $25 million commitment over the next three years to fund innovative research on policies, laws, system interventions, and community dynamics that improve health and well-being, with emphasis on sectors not typically...

Webinar: Multi-sector Alliances in the Post-Affordable Care Act Era: Key Patterns and Trends (Research-in-Progess Series)

Presentation: February 13, 2019

Overview In addition to health insurance coverage expansions, the Affordable Care Act and related federal and state reforms have ushered in an era of new resources and incentives for hospitals, insurers and other organizations to engage in community-wide efforts to improve health. These incentives...

Measuring Public Health System Capital

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Community Benefit: Hospitals Required to Take Active Role in Delivery of Public Health Services

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This study investigates the changes in hospital participation in local public health systems and the delivery of public health activities over time and assessed the relationship between hospital participation and the scope of activities available in local public health systems. Using longitudinal...

A Network View of Population Health Delivery Systems

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The delivery of population health services is a cross-sector effort that involves many different organizations in the community. While research has shown the collaborative nature of public health, very little has examined the relationship between community characteristics and the nature and volume...

Blog: What's Foundational to Population Health? Using Research to Inform Post-Election "Keep or Kill"; Decisions

Blog: November 23, 2016

Overview Post-election policy debates concerning the future of the Affordable Care Act focus heavily on the 20 million people who gained health insurance coverage under the law. But the future of less-visible components of the law – especially its population health provisions – may be equally...

Evaluating Inclusiveness in Multi-Sector Community Health Networks: The Case of Tribal Organizations (2021 ARM)

Presentation: July 19, 2021

Overview The S4A Intramural Team's study objective was to understand the variation of inclusion of tribal organizations in community health networks and the predictors of inclusion. Results were presented at the 2021 AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting (ARM) by Kelsey Owsley, MPH. Kyla Bauer & Dr...

ResProg Webinar | Integrating Health and Social Services through a Novel Independent Practice Association (2022)

Presentation: March 16, 2022

Overview This webinar introduces a new S4A study investigating the impact of a novel independent practice association (IPA) formed among community-based social service organizations (CBOs) to address social determinants of health among residents of upstate New York. The Healthy Alliance IPA allows...

PRESENTATION: Dr. Mays to Speak at the Governing Magazine Driving Innovation in State and Local Systems Meeting

Events: Thursday, Mar 29, 2018, 12:00am -Thursday, Mar 29, 2018, 11:59pm

Event Date March 29, 2018 About Dr. Mays traveled to Columbus, Ohio to participate in a roundtable session held by Governing Magazine. Senior state and local health officials, practitioners from health systems and experts from affiliated organizations attended the leadership roundtable session to...