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Improving Health Care Quality

How Primary Care Physicians Experience Telehealth: An International Comparison

Issue Briefs / Apr 06, 2023

Improving Health Care Quality

How Congress Can Strengthen Primary Care Through Medicare Payment Reform

Blog / Mar 27, 2023

Students enjoy the game room at Benjamin O. Davis Middle School in Compton, Calif., on Feb. 2, 2023. California is investing more than $4 billion to revamp its approach to youth mental health, ensuring that services are community-based, equitable, and inclusive of many different types of providers. Photo: Brittany Murray/MediaNews Group/Long Beach Press-Telegram via Getty Images

Improving Health Care Quality

Strengthening Home- and Community-Based Services to Stabilize Young People with Behavioral Health Problems and Keep Them Out of Hospitals

Blog / Mar 08, 2023

Gloria Cote, 92, left, and Sr. Jeanne Fregeau, 93, sit on the porch at St. Chretienne Retirement Residence in Marlborough, Mass., on Aug. 26, 2020. Both recovered from COVID-19 infections earlier in the year. The pandemic has prompted increased investment in home- and community-based services to transform care settings and expand options for long-term care. Photo: Craig F. Walker/Boston Globe via Getty Images

Improving Health Care Quality

Policy Options to Advance Long-Term Care: Resources and Tools for State Policymakers

Blog / Feb 21, 2023

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Improving Health Care Quality

U.S. and Global Approaches to Financing Long-Term Care: Understanding the Patchwork

Issue Briefs / Feb 16, 2023

Improving Health Care Quality

Are Medicaid Patients Seen in Office-Based Practices Getting High-Quality Primary Care?

Issue Briefs / Jan 30, 2023

Khloe Edwards visits her grandmother with mom Tanisha Vinson, right, who was let go from her job after taking off too many days to care for her mother after surgery. Medicare beneficiaries of color are more likely to rely on unpaid informal caregivers than are white beneficiaries. Photo: Bill O’Leary/Washington Post via Getty Images

Advancing Health Equity

Medicare Beneficiaries of Color More Likely to Rely on Unpaid Informal Caregivers for Home Health

Blog / Jan 18, 2023

Improving Health Care Quality

Which Parts of the United States Have the Most Consolidated Medicare Hospital Spending?

Blog / Jan 04, 2023

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Improving Health Care Quality

Expanding Access to Behavioral Health Services Without Increasing Total Costs: An Interview with Patrick Gordon

Publication / Dec 16, 2022

The sun sets along Main Street in Rangely, Colo. The state outperforms most others on several measures of health and wellness, but it has relatively high rates of suicide and deaths related to drugs and alcohol. To combat these high rates, Rocky Mountain Health Plans expanded access to behavioral health services for its Medicaid members. Photo: Helen H. Richardson/Denver Post via Getty Images

Improving Health Care Quality

Integrating Behavioral Health Services into Primary Care

Case Study / Dec 14, 2022

9-years-old doctor, Shayma Radi, is pictured with her personal protective equipment in a tent on the grounds of the Sophiahemmet private hospital on April 22, 2020 in Stockholm, Sweden.

Improving Health Care Quality

Stressed Out and Burned Out: The Global Primary Care Crisis

Surveys / Nov 17, 2022

Illustration of groups of people in community in the south against the backdrop of the trans flag.

Advancing Health Equity

Improving Health Care for Trans Youth

Podcast / Oct 07, 2022

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