At a White House panel, Carmen Guerra discussed the equity implications of drugs that are dependent on genetic elements prominent in white populations but not in non-white ones.
LDI Fellows revealed that the requirement for providers to report prenatal substance abuse can incite fear and anger among parents and guardians over losing their children, creating unintended consequences.
A study led by Rebecca Brown found that older Americans living in subsidized housing suffer more frailty and dementia, and are sent to nursing homes more often than their peers.
CMS wants all Medicare enrollees' care paid based on quality by 2030. Amol Navathe and Ezekiel Emanuel offer three ways to fix value-based payments to make that possible.
State and federal officials, researchers, insurers, and healthcare leaders gathered at a conference on integrating Medicare and Medicaid services for dually eligible individuals, hosted by Penn LDI and Health Affairs.
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IN THE MEDIA
“Nursing Home Staffing Mandate Would Save Thousands of Lives, Researchers Say.” Rachel M. Werner. USA Today
“In the Extreme Heat, Do You Need More Electrolytes?” Vishnu Potluri. New York Times
“How the Supreme Court Has Roiled U.S. Health-Care Agencies.” Holly Fernandez Lynch. The Washington Post
