News & Events
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New Expert Voices: Anna Sinaiko on Tiered Provider Networks
NIHCM Foundation is pleased to announce the release of a new Expert Voices essay, "Tiered Provider Networks as a Strategy to Improve Health Care Quality and Efficiency," by Anna D. Sinaiko, PhD, Research Fellow, Department of Health Policy and Management, Harvard School of Public Health.
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Webinar on Health Care Spending
NIHCM Foundation hosted a webinar entitled "Controlling Health Care Spending: The Imperative to Act and Diverse Views of the Road Forward" on February 2, 2012 at 1:00 PM (EST).
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Call for Entries - 2012 Research and Journalism Awards
Submissions are currently being accepted for the Eighteenth Annual NIHCM Foundation Health Care Research and Journalism Awards. This long-standing awards program honors the researchers and journalists who serve as catalysts for positive change by advancing and informing health care policy.
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New Expert Voices: More Evidence of the Association Between Hospital Market Concentration and Higher Prices and Profits
NIHCM Foundation is pleased to announce the release of a new Expert Voices essay, "More Evidence of the Association Between Hospital Market Concentration and Higher Prices and Profits," by James C. Robinson, PhD, Leonard D. Schaeffer Professor of Health Economics and Director, Berkeley Center for Health Technology, University of California, Berkeley.
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Webinar Archive Available: The Business Case for Breastfeeding: Strategies for Health Plans
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Washington, DC - November 1, 2011 - The economic benefits of breastfeeding are substantial—if 90 percent of American babies were breastfed exclusively for 6 months, the U.S. could save an estimated $13 billion annually from reduced direct medical costs, indirect costs and the cost of premature death.1
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New Issue Brief: The Case for Investing in Youth Health Literacy: One Step on the Path to Achieving Health Equity for Adolescents
The health literacy of adolescents is a significant concern, especially as teens are increasingly accessing health information online and the credibility of this information is largely unknown.
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The Eighteenth Annual NIHCM Foundation Health Care Research Award
Definition:
Recognizing outstanding work from researchers furthering innovation in health care financing, delivery and organization or the implementation of health care policy
Award and Prize:
A $10,000 prize will be presented to the winner at a dinner in Washington, DC in May 21, 2012.
Selection criteria:
- Originality and creativity of the research
- Impact that the research may have in advancing the public policy debate or improving health care delivery and management
- Relevance to one or more of the subject areas (health care financing, delivery and organization and/or the implementation of health care policy)
Eligibility:
- Articles must have been published in a peer-reviewed journal or similar quality publication during calendar year 2011 either in print or online ahead of print. (An article cannot be submitted in more than one competition year.)
- Applications are encouraged from authors in diverse fields, including economics, health policy, political science, public health, etc. and from individuals in non-academic settings, such as research firms and policy organizations.
- All research articles must address some aspect of health care financing, delivery, organization or the implementation of health care policy.
To Enter:
Winner is selected by an independent panel of health care researchers:
- Laurence C. Baker, Professor, Stanford University
- William Custer, Associate Professor, Georgia State University
- Jonathan Gruber, Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Marion Ein Lewin, Consultant
- Joseph P. Newhouse, Professor, Harvard University
- Mark Pauly, Professor, University of Pennsylvania
- Gail R. Wilensky, Senior Fellow, Project HOPE
Past Winners and Finalists:
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