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It's the Evidence, Stupid. At least, that's what we called this policy roundtable featuring Nick Hart, Ph.D., Erika Rissi, and Melinda Buntin. Our Paul Decker moderates:
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Struggling with interoperability? We responded to a request from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and presented five recommendations to make improvements and connections easier.
How to Improve Data Interoperability Between Health and Human Services Programs
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Interested in improving primary care access for better population health? Join us for a free webinar featuring a panel discussion between healthcare experts in CA. 📅 Wednesday, Jan 15, 2025 ⏰ 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. PT (2:30 to 3:30 p.m. ET)
Making Primary Care Accessible to All Californians
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Lauren Supplee and J.B. Wogan had a great conversation about the use of evidence--and even the very meta topic of evidence on the use of evidence. Listen, watch, or read the transcript from our #OnTheEvidence podcast:
ACF’s Lauren Supplee on Boosting the Use of Social Policy Research
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📽️ Here’s a 90-sec look at our #MathematicaGlobal launch in East Africa. 🎉 Together with our EDI Global colleagues, we celebrated our collaborative work, inspiring ideas, and new connections. Here’s to partnerships that help shape the future.
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For Katherine Michelmore, a passion for helping working parents get the most out of tax credits led to award-winning scholarship as a public policy researcher. Listen, watch, or read a transcript of her #OnTheEvidence conversation with our J.B. Wogan: https://lnkd.in/e72gwfQm
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How difficult is it for researchers to access the data they need? "MacDonald noted that the financial burden of commercial data is prohibitive for researchers. O’Hara added that there are additional challenges and issues with data quality," In a recent webinar, we explored collaborative solutions: https://lnkd.in/emTGy8Ng
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We had some fun at #2024APPAM asking about favorite books, movies, and podcasts about government, research, and policy. Add yours in the comments!
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Researchers have often struggled to obtain the public data needed to improve health policies and care. Why is this data difficult to find, and how can we make it more useful? Watch a recap of our webinar on expanding access:
Expanding Data Access for Researchers
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