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Martha Hostetter

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Black teen receiving physical therapy on his hand as part of recovery from gunshot wounds.

Advancing Health Equity

How Health Care Providers Can Respond to Gun Violence

Publication / Jan 25, 2024

Photo, Elderly adults holding hands leaving nursing home facility

Improving Health Care Quality

Helping Older Adults Age Well in Rural America

Publication / Nov 09, 2023

Photo, nurse in full PPE bends down in front of empty hospital bed

Improving Health Care Quality

Responding to Burnout and Moral Injury Among Clinicians

Publication / Aug 17, 2023

Photo, Boston Medical Center building

Improving Health Care Quality

Greening the Health Care Safety Net

Case Study / Aug 14, 2023

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Improving Health Care Quality

Community Health Centers Seek to Prepare Medicaid Beneficiaries, and Themselves, for the Risks Ahead

Publication / May 31, 2023

Photo, back of hospital staff person pushing medical bed

Improving Health Care Quality

How Regional Partnerships Bolster Rural Hospitals

Publication / May 15, 2023

Image, young child getting vaccine from gloved doctor hands

Advancing Health Equity

How Pediatric Care Providers Are Identifying and Addressing the Impacts of Racism on Children

Publication / May 09, 2023

A NorthStar Ambulance stands at the ready near a farm in Industry, Maine.

Improving Health Care Quality

Can Community Paramedicine Improve Health Outcomes in Rural America?

Publication / Mar 24, 2023

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones holds 7-month-old Jaylen Taylor in the Walnut Park East neighborhood of St. Louis on July 21, 2021. The local health coalition FLOURISH St. Louis brings together representatives of the city and county health departments, local health systems and health plans, and community-based organizations to reduce Black infant mortality rates through better support for families. Photo: Nick Schnelle for Washington Post via Getty Images

Improving Health Care Quality

Restoring Trust in Public Health

Publication / Feb 14, 2023

Improving Health Care Quality

Filling Behavioral Health Gaps in Rural Communities

Publication / Feb 08, 2023

Allie Hunter, cofounder and president of Addiction Response Resources, in Roxbury, Mass., on Sept. 14, 2021. Funds from opioid settlements can be used to support various strategies for addressing opioid use disorder, including efforts for prevention; programs that distribute naloxone, clean syringes, and other harm-reduction tools; and recovery programs. Photo: Jessica Rinaldi/Boston Globe via Getty Images

Improving Health Care Quality

Building Comprehensive Responses to the Opioid Crisis

Publication / Jan 31, 2023

Patrick Gordon

Improving Health Care Quality

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

Publication / Dec 16, 2022

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