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Jul 15, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: Mounting a Response Before It’s Too Late

It is hard not to feel like the decisions we make right now will set the course for whether and how well our country will be able to get back to work…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Jul 08, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: Reconsidering a National Strategy

Another week for the PolicyLab forecasts and we find ourselves in a dire situation, with elevated cases in many regions just as we entered the July…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Jul 02, 2020

The Public Charge Rule’s Chilling Effect on Public Benefits Utilization in 200 Words

A new analysis from the Urban Institute highlights the risk of the "public charge" rule to children and families, with…

posted by Rebecka Rosenquist
Health Equity
Jul 01, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: A Pivotal Moment in the U.S. Fight Against Coronavirus

We are at a pivotal moment in our reopenings following the arrival and resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Last week, our team released our…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Jun 29, 2020

Community Benefit Spending in the Time of COVID-19

Community benefit spending by our nation’s nonprofit hospitals has always been a hot-button issue. To qualify for nonprofit status, health care…

posted by David Rubin
Population Health Sciences
Jun 25, 2020

Why Research Needs Cultural Humility to Support Minority Communities

In wake of the recent protests and unrest in cities across the United States, which have drawn increasing attention to ongoing  systemic …

posted by ​Pegah Maleki MSW
Health Equity
Jun 24, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: Ringing the Alarm Bell for Epicenters, Waving the Caution Flag for Hotspots

It’s fair to say that as we enter summer, we now have conclusive evidence that hot weather will not be able to contain the spread of…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Jun 17, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: America Hangs in the Balance, but Early Evidence of Behavior Shifts

The tension between reopening and resurgence of COVID-19 is playing out again this week in PolicyLab’s modeling update. The most concerning…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Jun 16, 2020

Adolescent Chronic Pain: Lessons Learned from COVID-19

As a pediatric rheumatologist who specializes in treating children and teens with chronic non-inflammatory musculoskeletal pain, I was anticipating a…

posted by Sabrina Gmuca
Adolescent Health & Well-Being
Jun 11, 2020

Streamlining Preventive Care for Moms and Babies in First Year of Life

High-quality preventive health care for both mom and baby is critical to promoting long-term health and should begin at birth. Recommended pediatric…

posted by Emily Gregory, Lisa D. Levine MD, MSCE
Family & Community Health
Jun 10, 2020

COVID-19 Outlook: The Memorial Day Effect Comes into View

We are in the midst of the most important weeks of our COVID-Lab forecasts, at least as they pertain to the outlook for summer. More than two…

posted by David Rubin, Gregory Tasian MD, MSc, MSCE, Jing Huang
Population Health Sciences
Jun 08, 2020

Supporting Families of Children with Special Educational Needs Amid COVID-19

Last month, we recognized Mental Health Awareness Month through a blog post series that brought much-needed attention to just some of the…

posted by Kate Wallis, Tamla T. Lee MA, MAT
Behavioral Health

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