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Global Health Research Needs More Than A Makeover
Research shows that global health has not shed its colonial past. This is reflected in who drives the research agenda, who dominates authorship, and who edits the research.
Research Finds States Remain Committed to Value-Based Payment Models
Change Healthcare study reveals an innovative and collaborative mosaic of activity across the nation.
Should big data research override patient privacy needs?
Some believe that ensuring protected health information (PHI) within those large data sets remains private and secure remains a barrier to big data research.
Researchers Find High Denial Rates of Housing Vouchers by Landlords
A study conducted by the Urban Institute, A Pilot Study of Landlord Acceptance of Housing Choice Vouchers, finds high denial rates of Housing Choice Vouchers by landlords, particularly in markets where discrimination based on prospective tenants’ source of income is not prohibited.
Effort to Diversify Medical Research Raises Thorny Questions of Race
A federal study aiming to collect the health information of one million U.S. residents is limited by the very problems it hopes to solve
EU consultation on the direction of research funding for future health systems?
Discover the TO-REACH project, which aims to prepare a joint European research programme to support health services & systems – could this be the direction needed for future health systems?
