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 News & EventsUnderstanding the Uninsured: Tailoring Policy Solutions for Different SubpopulationsNIHCM Foundation has released a new report, Understanding the Uninsured: Tailoring Policy Solutions for Different Subpopulati... Robert Greczyn, CEO, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, Addresses Chronic ConditionsOn March 25, 2008, the Alliance for Health Reform hosted a briefing, "Helping 125 Million Americans: Improving Care for ... NIHCM Has Accepted Entries for its 2008 Health Care Research and Journalism Awards.NIHCM Foundation has accepted entries for its Fourteenth Annual Health Care Research and Journalism Awards and its First Annu... Connecting the Electronic Dots Among Disparate Health ProvidersBarriers to sharing patient clinical data among unaffiliated hospitals, doctors and other health care providers remain high... Connecting the Electronic Dots Among Disparate Health ProvidersBarriers to sharing patient clinical data among unaffiliated hospitals, doctors and other health care providers remain hi... Senator Frist Joins NIHCM Foundation Advisory BoardNIHCM Foundation is pleased to announce that former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, M.D., has joined our Advisory Boa... |
Prevention CornerIn September 2005, NIHCM Foundation received a 3-year grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Division of Partnerships and Strategic Alliances (formerly Division of Private and Public Partnerships). The title of the project is “Unrealized Opportunities for Clinical Preventive Practices.” NIHCM Foundation has worked with CDC since 1999 through two consecutive cooperative agreements; the first entitled “Promoting Prevention in Managed Care.” Through both projects, NIHCM Foundation has worked to provide information and foster communication between the public and private sectors to improve success in health prevention initiatives. For more information on prevention and NIHCM Foundation’s work under its grants from CDC, please select from the following: |
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