New paper alert! Healthcare conversion foundations (aka legacy foundations, form when non-profit hospitals convert to for-profit status) invest considerably in population health, especially in rural areas
https://t.co/R4SZjgqtdY @degruyter_brill
Interested in the use of checklists to improve quality of care? Check out Robert Luke's recent paper on the use of a checklist to improve antibiotic compliance in the open fractures in the trauma bay! #traumamedicine#checklists#healthcarequality
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The Area Deprivation Index (ADI) was developed to capture area-level social deprivation for use in policy and research. It has been used widely in peer-reviewed literature related to health outcomes.
https://t.co/DVIWvWe3uD
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#ruralhealth
Check out our recent brief on the use of the ADI in the literature and keep an eye out for some other work related to the ADI and other area-level indices! @MichaelMeit @ETSUCPH @RuralEquity @etsucrhr#ruralhealth#sdoh#healthpolicy
🚨Research Alert🚨
"Use of the Area Deprivation Index and Rural Applications in the Peer-Reviewed Literature"
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The @AcademyHealth PHSSR Interest Group’s call for abstracts is now open! Submit to come share all things PHSSR with us in Baltimore this summer! @MichaelMeit @KateBeatty9@ETSUCPH@cphs_umn
The Consortium for WOrkforce Research in Public Health (CWORPH) is starting a webinar series of our 10 year 1 studies starting this week! Register here and find out more about #cworph at the new website: https://t.co/avI8KwHCED
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ICYMI: NRHA is pleased to announce the final selections for the new class of Rural Health Fellows! After a competitive review process, 17 fellows were selected to participate in this yearlong leadership training program. Meet the new class: https://t.co/s1NOMAxwG1... #ruralhealth
New article alert! Bottom line: block grant allocations are based on historic funding formulas, many of which no longer reflect population needs
#healthpolicy#pophealth#blockgrants
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Many #PublicHealth employees perceive skills gaps in the workforce, including in addressing #HealthEquity. In @JPHMPDirect, @caseybalio, Nicole Galler, @MichaelMeit, Nathan Hale, and Kate Beatty discuss what it will take to modernize the workforce. https://t.co/PSpMtou4fT
ETSU's Center for Rural Health Research study on perceived gaps in the public health workforce was released today in Journal of Public Health Management & Practice. #PublicHealth#Workforce#COVID19#ETSU https://t.co/vpbfKcWJYm
More than 80% of adults released from Indiana state prisons and enrolled in Medicaid used some type of health care service within 120 days of Medicaid coverage.
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@jblackburn_phd https://t.co/mC8oPPgZ1d
We find that more than 80% of those who were enrolled in Medicaid after release from incarceration had at least one health care encounter within 120 days of coverage and nearly half had an emergency department encounter.
Health Care and Behavioral Service Use by Medicaid-Enrolled Adults After Release From Incarceration https://t.co/tu76dv3RBE
Shout out to @jblackburn_phd at @FSPH_IU and other colleagues for their support on this newly released work! @APA_Publishing