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Kansas, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), Indiana, Washington, Illinois, and Nevada were selected to participate in the second State Technical Assistance Cohort (STAC) convened through the Center for Maternal and Child Health and Medicaid Partnerships (CMMP).
For more than 30 years, Safe to Sleep® has translated complex NIH research and science-backed clinical guidelines into clear, credible information for families, health and child care providers, and other caregivers.
Altarum has relaunched publication of the monthly Health Sector Economic Indicators (HSEI) briefs, providing a resource to the public health community that first began in 2011.
The latest HSEI briefs note that the growth rate of health care spending has declined in recent months, prescription drug prices in June declined for the sixth straight month, health care job growth has declined in the past four months, and inflation is outpacing health care wage growth.
Some public health research stops short of impact—leaving agencies and providers to translate insights into action on their own. Joshua DeLung shares a practical model for bridging that gap, with human-centered design as the standard, technical assistance as a full lifecycle, and technology and artificial intelligence as the accelerator.
Altarum welcomes Ray Winn, Major General (R) Jimmie O. Keenan, and Greg Ceccarelli to its Board of Trustees, adding experience across federal programs, health systems, and AI and technology to help sharpen strategy and deliver on its mission to improve health for all.
Practices that used a mix of virtual and in-person support made greater gains in implementing quality improvement strategies than those relying only on traditional, in-person coaching. That’s the top-line finding from a new peer-reviewed study co-authored by Anya Day and Carrie Butt at Altarum.
This month, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Communications and Public Liaison (OCPL) selected Palladian Partners, an Altarum company, to provide communications and public engagement support services for another three years.
