New Research & Reports
JAMA: Better Data to Improve Medicaid (8/8) - The article discusses the potential benefits and challenges of implementing a national health information exchange system to improve patient care and reduce healthcare costs.
BMC: Health and Non-Health Benefits and Equity Impacts of Individual-Level Economic Relief Programs During Epidemics/Pandemics in High Income Settings: A Scoping Review (8/5) - The article evaluates the effectiveness of a community-based intervention aimed at increasing physical activity and improving health outcomes among middle-aged and older adults, particularly in underserved communities.
Tech Target: Community Health Center Access Up By 1 Million Patients (8/5) - The article reports that community health centers in the U.S. have increased access by serving 1 million more patients in 2022, largely due to expanded services and investments in healthcare infrastructure.
The Lancet: Associations of Social Determinants of Health with Life Expectancy and Future Health Risks Among Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes: Two Nationwide Cohort Studies in the UK and USA (8/3) - The article discusses the importance of implementing systems of care that address the unique needs of people living with HIV in rural areas, emphasizing the need for tailored, community-based approaches to improve health outcomes and reduce disparities in these underserved populations.
AMA: Innovate Health Systems Use Data to Advance Health Equity (7/29) - Innovative health systems use stratified data on patient-harm events by race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic factors to identify and correct health inequities, enhancing the quality and safety of care.
JPHMP Direct: Using Health Equity-Informed Eligibility Criteria to Improve Access to Pharmacists for Comprehensive Medication Management (7/29) - Despite ongoing efforts to reduce cardiovascular disease (CVD) in the U.S., disparities persist due to social determinants of health, but a collaborative intervention using pharmacist-led comprehensive medication management (CMM) in disadvantaged neighborhoods has shown promise in improving health equity and outcomes for at-risk patients.
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