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Inmate waits to be seen by a doctor

Improving Health Care Quality

States Push for Innovative Ways to Improve Health Outcomes for Justice-Involved Individuals

Blog / Sep 13, 2022

A pediatric doctor performs an exam

Improving Health Care Quality

Paying Differently for Primary Care for Better Health and Greater Equity

Blog / Sep 12, 2022

Geneva Cooley, 72, learns how to use the internet and sets up a gmail account with the help of re-entry coordinator Donna Collins at the Aid to Inmate Mothers house two days after getting released from a life sentence without parole.

Improving Health Care Quality

Providing Health Care at Reentry Is a Critical Step in Criminal Justice Reform

Blog / Sep 09, 2022

Man holds narcan with cane

Improving Health Care Quality

Behavioral Health Care in the United States: How It Works and Where It Falls Short

Explainer / Sep 07, 2022

Nancy Pelosi stands in front of U.S. Capitol and other lawmakers

Improving Health Care Quality

What Is Congress Doing to Advance Behavioral Health Reform?

Blog / Aug 09, 2022

elderly woman in glasses looks up at sky in front of house

Advancing Health Equity

Mental Health Experiences of Older Black and Latinx Adults in the U.S. Health System

Blog / Jul 21, 2022

kids in desks

Improving Health Care Quality

Filling Gaps in Access to Mental Health Treatment for Teens and Young Adults

Publication / Jul 18, 2022

Man in hospital gown and mask waits while nurses prep him for radiology appointment

Improving Health Care Quality

Are Financial Barriers Affecting the Health Care Habits of American Men?

Issue Briefs / Jul 14, 2022

Theresa Nguyen, LCSW

Improving Health Care Quality

Giving Young People Tools to Improve Their Mental Health: An Interview with Theresa Nguyen

Publication / Jul 14, 2022

Illustration of podcast host sitting on oversized headphones along with oversized mic and various health care symbols

Advancing Health Equity

Insights, Impacts, and an Invitation from The Dose

Podcast / Jun 17, 2022

Improving Health Care Quality

Too Many Lives Lost: Comparing Overdose Mortality Rates and Policy Solutions Across High-Income Countries

Blog / May 19, 2022

Stuart Malcolm (L), a doctor with the Haight Ashbury Free Clinic, puts on a mask before speaking with homeless people in front of a boarded-up shop.

Advancing Health Equity

Expanding Access to Equitable Behavioral Health Services

Blog / May 12, 2022

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