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Improving Health Care Quality

Lawmakers Eye Lame-Duck Session for Unfinished Health Care Business

Blog / Oct 29, 2024

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Improving Health Care Quality

Community Health Centers’ Progress and Challenges in Meeting Patients’ Essential Primary Care Needs

Issue Briefs / Aug 08, 2024

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Advancing Health Equity

Expanding Access to Telehealth for Medication Abortion Care

Blog / May 08, 2024

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Improving Health Care Quality

Using Technology to Improve the Efficacy and Equity of Integrated Behavioral Health Care

Blog / Aug 01, 2023

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Improving Health Care Quality

Using Digital Technology to Respond to the Youth Mental Health Crisis

Blog / Jul 26, 2023

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Improving Health Care Quality

Four Actions the Federal Government Can Take to Address Mental Health in the U.S.

Blog / Jul 11, 2023

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Advancing Health Equity

Why Culturally Competent Care for Women of Color Matters

Podcast / Jun 30, 2023

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Improving Health Care Quality

Underfunded and Overburdened: The Toll of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Community Health Centers

Blog / Jun 05, 2023

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Advancing Health Equity

Can AI Improve Health Without Perpetuating Bias?

Podcast / Apr 14, 2023

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Improving Health Care Quality

How Primary Care Physicians Experience Telehealth: An International Comparison

Issue Briefs / Apr 06, 2023

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Advancing Health Equity

How Health Plans Could Improve the Collection of Race and Ethnicity Data

Blog / Apr 03, 2023

Dr. John Mouratoff talks with a patient on the phone from his office at the East Bay Nephrology Medical Group office in Oakland, Calif., on Oct. 5, 2020. Since the start of the pandemic, at least 20 states have taken action to allow or require coverage of telephone visits — essential for reaching the 42 million Americans who lack broadband access as well as people unfamiliar with video technology. Photo: Lea Suzuki/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images

Achieving Universal Coverage

State Telemedicine Coverage Requirements Continue to Evolve

Blog / Dec 20, 2022

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