Looking at research on Community Health Workers
The problem with being super busy is that I rarely get time to sit down in right. A problem no one can relate to, I’m sure. Our sister organization, The… Read More
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Coming Soon — Research Papers on DEMAND!
Inspired by a few of our valued colleagues, we’ve been working on single search white papers. Our goal is that people who just want a deep dive on a topic… Read More
The Role of Resilience in Psychopathology
Many public health organizations have a specific focus on resilience. For example, the Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health (DBHIDS, 2011) specifically promotes resilience by saying that it is, “a protective… Read More
Get to know your measurement scales
You may come across a variety of methods to assess a variable during a study. This article will describe the four primary kinds of measurement scales and provide some examples… Read More
Scraping the news for insights
Health equity is a major topic and research focus over the past few years. And with good reason! For those of us who want wellbeing to improve in our communities,… Read More
Getting Acquainted with ArXiv
The ArXiv (pronounced “archive”) is a digital library that archives papers in physics, computer science, mathematics, and other scientific disciplines. It was established because not many journals would accept emails… Read More
Using AI to sort through evaluation research
Let’s talk evaluation. I haven’t done a summary of evaluation in a long time, and since we’re dialing up a really big project with our friends at RISE, it’s as… Read More
It’s been a while!
Is busyness ever a valid excuse? Probably not. We’ve been working on a ton of underlying improvements that we plan to showcase when we launch our next update. We plan… Read More
What’s going on in Health Equity?
Our analysis of the recent trends in academic articles, news articles and tweets.
Some stream of consciousness thoughts on the passing of Aaron Beck
The influential and transcendental psychologist Aaron Beck died on October 31st at the age of 100. His work and research on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy have influenced and improved, without exaggeration,… Read More
In case you missed it, the last 5000ish days of Implementation Science.
Happy six-month birthday to this article, 5335 days of Implementation Science: using natural language processing to examine publication trends and topics! Written by myself and Dr. Victoria Scott, we talked about… Read More
This post will save you $1200 USD (or, why virtual conferences have been so disappointing).
Yes, this post will save you $1,200! That’s $1,200 in the cost of registration and the cost of your time that you don’t have to spend! Before I get into… Read More