Missing the Annual Research Meeting? AcademyHealth’s Health Datapalooza is back this September 16-17! Don’t miss this unique event that presents data-driven solutions to public health problems. Whether you’re delving into patient-led dialogues, interactive workshops, or unconference sessions, you will emerge from this year’s event inspired and equipped with the partnerships and insights needed to address critical challenges in your work. We’ll see you in D.C.: https://lnkd.in/enU7PurF #hdpalooza #ARM24
AcademyHealth
Public Policy Offices
Washington, DC 8,850 followers
The leading professional organization dedicated to advancing the fields of health services research and health policy.
About us
Together with our members, AcademyHealth is dedicated to improving the knowledge base of health care decision-making by supporting the professional development of those who conduct and use health services research, advocating for the tools and funding necessary to do this important work, and helping to translate research findings into policy and practice. We promote interaction across the health research and policy arenas by bringing together a broad spectrum of players to share their perspectives, learn from each other, and strengthen their working relationships.
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http://www.academyhealth.org
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- 11-50 employees
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Employees at AcademyHealth
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Ming Jack Po
Founder of Ansible Health | We are Hiring!! | ex-Google AI, MD, PhD, Healthcare Exec
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Rasu Shrestha MD MBA
Chief Innovation and Commercialization Officer, Executive Vice President at Advocate Health
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Angelica Rodriguez
Engagement, Membership, and Marketing Leader w/ 20 yrs of exp. skilled in driving revenue through promotions, program development, and service…
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Lauren S. Hughes, MD, MPH, MSc, MHCDS, FAAFP
Family Physician Executive and Health Policy Leader Improving Primary Care and Rural Health
Updates
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As health IT innovations advance at a rapid pace, enhancing patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR) data infrastructure is more critical than ever. A new report from the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) highlights 36 projects funded by the Office of the Secretary’s Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund (#OSPCORTF) that are building data capacity, expanding longitudinal data resources, leveraging technology to advance research, and advancing person-centeredness, inclusion, and equity. Learn more about these projects and see how they can support your work in the OS-PCORTF 2023 Annual Portfolio Report here: https://lnkd.in/eyz6aA-w
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The 2024 Annual Research Meeting (ARM) has a robust agenda that includes many sessions that can advance equity, including patient-centered research, among other topics, as well as opportunities to connect with funders about new research funding and engage in networking events at the ARM. Read our newest blog to learn about more: https://lnkd.in/ecg3DWvw
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Are you a T-MSIS Analytic Files (TAF) researcher or interested in learning more about using TAF in Medicaid research? Join the growing Network of TAF researchers and researchers interested in Medicaid collaborating to uncover best practices utilizing the files. The MDLN Year Three Application is open now until COB, Wednesday, July 31: https://lnkd.in/ebp4tnfn
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Learn more about the projects funded by the Office of the Secretary’s Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund (#OSPCORTF), projects are working to strengthen data infrastructure by addressing data needs for priority topic areas, developing data standards and data linkage methods, and more: https://lnkd.in/eyz6aA-w
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Join the growing Network of TAF researchers and researchers interested in Medicaid collaborating to uncover best practices utilizing the files. The MDLN Year Three Application is open now until COB, Wednesday, July 31: https://lnkd.in/ebp4tnfn
Medicaid Data Learning Network (MDLN) 2024 Application
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Surgeon-Scientist building for health, Vice Chair, Board Director, ex- C-suite | Improving health through evidence and design
Great example of how the AcademyHealth community can gather around shared expertise and experience to advance state-level policy! 🙏
I am so excited, and yes proud, of the growth and accomplishments of SUPLN. What was initially nurtured under the leadership of Enrique Martinez-Vidal has grown into a highly successful and sought-after network thanks to Susan Kennedy and her stellar team. As someone who worked for 11 years at the state level in Hawaii, Florida, and Ohio, I know first hand the value of state university based researchers to state policy and the critical role peer networks play in supporting individual state actors. I am so pleased that what we started in 2014 thanks to an investment by our Board of Directors has become so valuable to states and universities, and ultimately, to improving care. Lucy Savitz Timothy Sahr Mary Applegate Christopher Chen, MD, MBA Aaron Carroll AcademyHealth Kristin Rosengren Rasu Shrestha MD MBA Karen Minyard John Ayanian Joanne Spetz Ninez Ponce Chip Kahn Daniel Polsky Melinda Buntin Daniel Dawes Dan Gentry Lorin Ranbom Mohammad Dar https://lnkd.in/eGXQ5Ncx
Celebrating 10 Years of Progress in Informing State Health Policy with Evidence
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In a recent interview on ways to build trust, Fred Cerise, President and CEO of Parkland Health, shares, “To be successful in improving the health of the population, we must go beyond traditional hospital strategies and operations, and we do that by listening, showing up consistently, and telling stories.” Read the full interview: https://lnkd.in/eW53GHG8
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Conducting health services research requires access to longitudinal data on a variety of health care topics. A new report from the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (ASPE) highlights 36 projects that offer resources developed for researchers by researchers to support patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR). Funded by the Office of the Secretary’s Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund (#OSPCORTF), projects are working to strengthen data infrastructure by addressing data needs for priority topic areas, developing data standards and data linkage methods, improving data access and interoperability, and building capacity for generating patient-centered evidence. Learn more about these projects and see how they can support your work in the OS-PCORTF 2023 Annual Portfolio Report here: https://lnkd.in/eyz6aA-w
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Sherry Glied, the chair of the second plenary session "Research During Polarized Times" at #ARM24 opened by noting there’s never been a non-polarized time in health policy and summarized the importance of: 1. Partnerships, especially with those you don’t naturally gravitate towards 2. Published papers are important, but researchers usually have something that goes beyond what’s published. 3. Being ready for the moment. You have to have the research ready so that you can present it at a time when people can listen and receive it. 4. Local, real-world data as opposed to more generalizable work. Panelists Sandro Galea, Emma Sandoe, PhD, MPH, Benjamin D. Sommers, and B. Cameron Webb, MD, JD also offered the following takeaways: 1. Talk about success stories 2. Individual papers can only go so far – you need to show a body of work 3. You can impact policy inside and outside government 4. Humans learn based on stories. We have to get better at telling stories about research Here’s what you can do: 1. Learn about your state agencies 2. Reach out when you have research 3. Network to make cross connections between federal, state, and academic institutions See you at the closing plenary today 12:15pm!
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