Embracing Vision Over Solutions
Update: September 2, 2024. No interview this week. We want to make sure that the people that we work with have the limelight for a full cycle. Instead, you can… Read More
Addressing Inequities in Rare Disease Care
Imagine battling a rare disease that affects your daily life in unimaginable ways—only to find that the healthcare system, designed to help, seems more like an obstacle course. This is… Read More
Influencers in Public Health: Practical Strategies for Practitioners
In the rapidly evolving world of public health, it’s more critical than ever to stay connected with communities. As we aim to improve health outcomes, one powerful tool that has… Read More
Next Week in Public Health, Zeptember 6, 2024
Are you stressed? I think I’m a freaking 11 right now. We’ve been having back-end challenges on the website as we get ready to launch our app, so it has… Read More
Nano or Macro? How Small Influencers Make a Big Impact in Public Health
In the bustling world of social media, influencer marketing has quickly become a powerful tool for brands looking to connect with their audiences. But with so many influencers to choose… Read More
A Social Media Warning Label?
Social media has become an integral part of our lives, especially for adolescents. They scroll through Instagram, share TikTok videos, and chat with friends on Discord—all while navigating their schoolwork,… Read More
The Hidden Health Crisis Behind Bars
Unlocking the Health Puzzle: A Look Inside Prisons Imagine a world within a world where over 11 million people live isolated from society, often in conditions that starkly contrast with… Read More
Invisible Chains: How Systemic Racism Impacts Health
When you think of racism, what comes to mind? Many of us picture hateful words, violent acts, or blatant discrimination. However, racism often operates on a much deeper, more insidious… Read More
Reducing Low-Value Care: A New Path to Better Health Outcomes
In the fast-paced world of healthcare, where every decision can have a significant impact on patient outcomes and resource allocation, the concept of low-value care (LVC) has become increasingly important…. Read More
Next Week in Public Health, August 30, 2024
It’s been a weird week, but we’ve gotten some really interesting things out. Have you seen this incredible interview with J. Robin Moon about using applied research to address structural… Read More
Rural Patients Report Better Hospital Experiences
When you think about healthcare in rural America, what comes to mind? For many, the first thoughts might be about challenges: long distances to hospitals, fewer healthcare facilities, and a… Read More
Civic Research: Transforming Cities Through Collaboration
Have you ever wondered how cities can tackle complex challenges like housing, transportation, and environmental justice all at once? The answer lies in something called “civic research,” a collaborative approach… Read More
Breaking Barriers in Grantmaking: Paving the Way for Equity
One principle in grantmaking is gaining unprecedented attention: equity. As the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and other funders shift their focus toward ensuring that grants reach the most underserved… Read More