Our interest has not been to seek directly to narrow the compensation differentials that favor certain specialties over ...

The Evidence-Based Prevention Continuum provides a common language and understanding for how to categorize and scale such ...

Postpartum psychosis is identifiable and treatable. What we lack is a structure in which someone owns the case, the record travels with the patient, the most acutely ill mothers have somewhere to go, ...

This post examines the unique role of discrimination as a stressor and the part it plays in creating health inequities. Distinct from beliefs and stereotypes, discrimination refers to an action or ...

Allison Rizer discusses upcoming Medicare-Medicaid integration requirements, the complexities of serving dual-eligible beneficiaries, and the evidence behind integration strategies.

In their 2026 legislative sessions, state policymakers considered and enacted a wide variety of bills to improve affordability and strengthen their health care markets.

The vaccine landscape is volatile. However, regulators, working hand-in-hand with public health partners and insurance plans, ...

Earlier this year, Florida became the foremost battleground in a growing national debate over how states will sustain access ...

International scientific collaboration, when guided by rigorous peer review, transparency, accountability, and appropriate ...

We are facing a nursing knowledge shortage dressed in workforce statistics. The headcount problem has no good solution. The ...

The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) is a seminal law that imposes screening, stabilization, and transfer duties on all Medicare-participating hospitals that have emergency ...

Deborah Lipson discusses new federal limits on Medicaid state directed payments and how they could affect state budgets, ...