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??Our NEW REPORT is out! By engaging nearly 150 global health leaders across various disciplines and sectors, the Alliance’s study utilizes an implementation science lens to understand why numerous evidence-based interventions continue to fall short of their full potential, even with the considerable advancements and investments that have marked #globalhealth in recent years. Our insights report, Implementing for Health Equity: Narrowing the Know-Do Gap, aims to illuminate the barriers that prevent the effective implementation of promising public health interventions and crystallize a vision to bridge the evidence-to-practice gap and enhance health equity. ?? Download the report: https://lnkd.in/e2A7FVgh With special thanks to Sara Anderson, Abbey Seaboyer Kocan, Aditi R., Colin Boyle, Krista Donaldson, and Thu Do. #ImplementingForHealthEquity #ImplementationScience #HealthEquity

?? Exciting news in #WomensHealth research! The Office of Research on Women’s Health has collaborated with the The National Institutes of Health institutes, centers, and offices; federal and community partners; and the public to develop a strategic plan aimed at understanding and addressing the diverse factors that influence women’s health. From basic to translational research, this plan underscores the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in improving healthcare outcomes for women. Join ORWH in advancing women’s health research for all. https://bit.ly/3Wus5TR

Join us March 7 for a public meeting on the state of NIH research on women’s health. Individuals and organizations can sign up to share their perspectives on research gaps, priorities, health equity, and how NIH research can better meet women’s health needs in the meeting's public comment session: https://ow.ly/qu1650QCTnl #WomensHealth #HealthEquity #HealthResearch

In addition to the core health policy topics of healthcare cost, access, quality, & equity, Health Affairs Scholar publishes innovative translational research in healthcare technology, population health, and global health. Learn more at: https://oxford.ly/4askQjE

?? Exciting news in #WomensHealth research! ORWH has collaborated with the National Institutes of Health institutes, centers, and offices; federal and community partners; and the public to develop a strategic plan aimed at understanding and addressing the diverse factors that influence women’s health. From basic to translational research, this plan underscores the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in improving healthcare outcomes for women. Join ORWH in advancing women’s health research for all. https://bit.ly/4aaIq3B

Today I deep into the future of the US health care system with Harvard Online, unraveling myths, uncovering facts, and strategizing for effective change. I Gain valuable insights on health care spending, policies, and emerging trends , asked questions about future health care. #HealthCarePolicy #HarvardOnline #FutureOfHealthCare"#2024success #harvarduniversity

Elevance Health promotes the goals and methods of the All of Us Research Program, which supports creating a diverse health database. By representing people from all backgrounds in future research studies, we can improve outcomes and make healthcare more equitable. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/esqRzhDJ #AllOfUsResearch #HealthEquity

U.S. Health Care Spending: Myths, Facts, and Strategies In this free, 45-minute webinar, Harvard professors Leemore Dafny and Michael Chernew will outline the current state of health care spending in the United States, address the myths and realities of what drives spending, and discuss some strategies for controlling spending in the private and public sectors. Additionally, the panelists will answer participant questions and offer information on how health care spending impacts the industry on all levels. This conversation will feature Harvard Business School Professor Leemore Dafny and Harvard Medical School Professor Michael Chernew, and will be moderated by Maximilian Pany, MD-PhD Candidate in Health Policy at Harvard University.

Women have historically been underrepresented in medical research across many critical issues. This #WomensHealthWeek, it’s important we call on the scientific community to ensure that investing in women’s health is a top priority. Learning even more about women’s health will help healthcare professionals provide the most up to date and appropriate evidence-based care. In the meantime, catch up on the #USPSTF's recommendations so that you know the latest proven ways to help women stay healthy. https://lnkd.in/e-xxMZbc

New opportunities to integrate digital health into research and program evaluations emerge at a rapid pace. But which solutions are appropriate to incorporate into your health services organizations and systems responsibly? During this half-day seminar, DPHS experts Lesley Curtis, Ph.D. and Hayden Bosworth will guide students through case studies, explore the ‘state of the art’ in digital health, and discuss how to utilize opportunities for interventions, data collection, and evaluations. Attendees will also explore the intersection of digital health and health equity, identifying approaches to minimize unintended consequences of digital health interventions. Learn more about this workshop and the nine others offered this June: https://lnkd.in/g8ZTW3ge #digitalhealth #healthequity?#healthpolicy?#continuedlearning?#populationhealth?#publichealth