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Health systems are ever-changing for different reasons. In the publication titled "The Value of Health Policy" the authors explain how developing and adopting a policy is an approach that can assist in managing these changes.
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Read more…With the global spread of the Coronavirus countries are taking different steps to not only contain the virus but to mitigate the impact of this pandemic. The School of Public Policy out of Canada has put forth six steps that it believes the Canadian
Read more…The legal term preemption may have little resonance outside of courts and legislative chambers. But what it describes — the invalidation of state law by federal law, or of local law by state law — has profound significance for public health.
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Read more…JJLN leaders are offering their best thinking to date and challenge the country to engage in dialogue around three questions: 1) Why is it important to create the ideal juvenile justice system? 2) What specifically would the ideal system include? and
Read more…This guide focuses on using medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder in jails and prisons and during the reentry process when justice -involved persons return to the community. It provides an overview of policies and evidence-based pract
Read more…The following document is a guide for provider organizations working to improve opioid safety — to prevent new populations of patients from becoming dependent on or addicted to opioids and improve care for patients with chronic non-cancer pain, opioi
Read more…Data sharing initiatives can be hyperlocal, but they are all subject to the same federal laws regarding privacy and consent. Working through Data Sharing Consent or Release of Information forms can be almost frightening in this highly regulated lands
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The current opioid epidemic affecting our Commonwealth’s communities has taken a record number of lives in each of the last four years. Opioid Use Disorder is a complex chronic disease, and this opioid epidemic is a complex and persistent problem tha
Read more…About: In partnership with the National Governors’ Association and Milbank Memorial Fund, the Center for Evidence-based Policy at Oregon Health & Science University (The Center) created CLOUD: Curated Library about Opioid Use for Decision-makers. Wit
Read more…This issue brief provides guidance for governors and other state leaders on how to incorporate data and evaluation into policy development, implementation, and monitoring. It explains each of the five steps for this process in the context of reducing
Read more…Escalating health care spending is a concern in Western countries, given the lack of evidence of a direct connection between spending and improvements in health. We aimed to determine the association between spending on health care and social program
Read more…While discussions about the social determinants of health are featuring more prominently in the nation’s current health policy conversation, many organizations, like the Camden Coalition, have been working for years to understand and address this int
Read more…The Coalition in Camden, New Jersey consists of 25 members including: hospitals, primary care providers, community organizations. Their focus is on the integration of health care and criminal justice data- for individuals who make cyclical contact wi
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