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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...

Doctor Patient Relationship (EconTalk)

Blog: August 13, 2018

Overview Physician David Meltzer of the University of Chicago talked about the power of the doctor-patient relationship with EconTalk host Russ Roberts. Meltzer, who also has a Ph.D. in economics, discussed a controlled experiment he has overseen to measure the importance of maintaining the...

The Impact of Global Budgets and Community Health Teams on Health, Health Equity and Cross- Sector Interconnectedness in Vermont

Presentation: August 04, 2022

Overview The purpose of this project is to evaluate the effect of the combining Global All-Payer Reimbursement with Community Health Teams responsible for Coordinating Care and Service Delivery between the medical, social services and public health sectors on system alignment, health, access to...

Atherly Receives RWJ Grant to Study Vermont Community Health Teams

Blog: June 22, 2020

Overview A new, three-year grant from Systems for Action will allow members of the UVM Center for Health Services Research (CHSR) at the Larner College of Medicine, led by center director and Professor of Medicine Adam Atherly, Ph.D., to explore the effectiveness of community health teams in...

WEBINAR: A Network View of Population Health Delivery Systems

Events: Thursday, Dec 15, 2016, 12:00am -Thursday, Dec 15, 2016, 11:59pm

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 differences in system composition based on the size of the jurisdiction served...

PRESENTATION: Dr. Mays to Speak before ASTHO's Annual Meeting of State and Territorial Chief Financial Officers

Events: Friday, Dec 09, 2016, 12:00am -Friday, Dec 09, 2016, 11:59pm

Dr. Mays' presentation and any additional materials will be available on his UKnowledge BePress page ( https://works.bepress.com/glen_mays/) following the event. The Chief Financial Officers Workgroup is an informal peer group within ASTHO that consists of representatives from State and Territorial...

PRESENTATION: Dr. Mays to Speak at the Health Enterprise Zone Sustainability Summit

Events: Thursday, Nov 03, 2016, 12:00am -Thursday, Nov 03, 2016, 11:59pm

Dr. Mays' presentation and any additional materials will be available on his UKnowledge BePress page ( https://works.bepress.com/glen_mays/) following the event. The Maryland Health Enterprize Zone (HEZ) Initiatinve, in collaboration with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is holding a...

Earned Media: Drexel University Initiative Helps Families in Poverty Break Barriers to Savings and Employment

Blog: March 21, 2018

Overview The Building Wealth and Health Network, a program run by Drexel University's Center for Hunger-Free Communities that helps families on welfare develop financial empowerment and build savings, addresses the traumas that accompany poverty. Founded by the researcher, the Network serves...

Op Ed: 'What happened' vs. 'what's wrong': Recognizing how trauma impacts us all | Perspective

Blog: March 15, 2018

Overview An article published in the Philadelphia Inquirer entitled "What happened" vs. "what's wrong" Recognizing how trauma impacts us all makes an argument for trauma-informed policymaking in Philadelphia. The full article can be found here. Details Project: The Impact of Integrating Behavioral...

Earned Media: Trauma support may help low-income families earn more

Blog: February 14, 2018

Overview An article published in Reuters entitled "Trauma support may help low-income families earn more" suggests Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) recipients may be better off if they receive trauma support in addition to standard TANF programming. The full article can be found here...