An Unhealthy Mismatch
(Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 12, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: SANDRO GALEA Tags: Op ‐Ed Source Type: research
Sophie's Choice on the Nation's Health
(Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 12, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: DAVID ROSNER Tags: Op ‐Ed Source Type: research
Public Health Bundles
(Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 12, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: JOSHUA M. SHARFSTEIN Tags: Op ‐Ed Source Type: research
Lavatories of Democracy? Health Reform and Federalism in the Trump Era
(Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 12, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: DAVID K. JONES Tags: Op ‐Ed Source Type: research
In Defense of the Independent Payment Advisory Board
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Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 12, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: JOHN E. McDONOUGH Tags: Op ‐Ed Source Type: research
Epic Failure
(Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 12, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: HOWARD MARKEL Tags: From the Editor ‐in‐Chief Source Type: research
The Community Health Center Fund: What's At Risk?
(Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 1, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: SARA ROSENBAUM Tags: Op ‐Ed Source Type: research
Questions for New Single ‐Payer Advocates
(Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 1, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: JOHN E. McDONOUGH Tags: Op ‐Ed Source Type: research
Issue Information
(Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - September 1, 2017 Category: Health Management Tags: Issue Information Source Type: research
Notes on Contributors
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Source: The Milbank Quarterly - June 6, 2017 Category: Health Management Tags: Notes on Contributors Source Type: research
UNAIDS 90 ‐90‐90 Campaign to End the AIDS Epidemic in Historic Perspective
ConclusionsThe distinctive array of socioeconomic, biologic, and epidemiologic factors that characterize STDs like syphilis also apply to AIDS and weaken the assumption that the AIDS epidemic can be ended by implementing today's UNAIDS plan. The discourse of ending the AIDS epidemic may be a carryover from the successful elimination, before the appearance of AIDS, of smallpox—a disease that is not comparable to AIDS owing to different biologic qualities, social concerns, epidemiologic behaviors, and the possession of an effective vaccine. Future AIDS control campaigns should therefore concentrate on maximizing ART distri...
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - June 6, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: POWEL KAZANJIAN Tags: Original Investigation Source Type: research
Financing Long ‐Term Services and Supports: Ideas From Singapore
ConclusionsThe high take‐up of voluntary LTCI in Singapore is explained by the high prevalence of plans offering partial coverage, medical underwriting, early automatic enrollment, direct debit of insurance premiums, and defined cash benefits. We recommend setting the coverage of voluntary long‐term care insurance plans at levels that maximize the population's total contribution by striking the right balance between coverage adequacy and take‐up rate while targeting subsidies to low‐income individuals. (Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - June 6, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: WAN CHEN KANG GRAHAM, MARCEL BILGER Tags: Original Investigation Source Type: research
Risks for Mental Illness in Indigenous Australian Children: A Descriptive Study Demonstrating High Levels of Vulnerability
ConclusionsIndigenous children in Australia face extreme levels of multiple disadvantage, exposing many to current psychological distress and high risk of developing mental illness, despite considerable resilience. For policymakers, this is a call for preventive action targeting the multiple risk factors already present in childhood. An integrated service system offering culturally appropriate, high‐quality early childhood education services, linked to infant, child, adolescent, and family mental health services, and intensive family support services will be crucial in addressing this public health crisis. (Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - June 6, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: ASTERIE TWIZEYEMARIYA, SOPHIE GUY, GARETH FURBER, LEONIE SEGAL Tags: Original Investigation Source Type: research
Consumer Perspectives on Access to Direct ‐to‐Consumer Genetic Testing: Role of Demographic Factors and the Testing Experience
ConclusionsPGT consumers supported expanded access to these services and opposed additional regulation. Users who had a negative personal experience with PGT testing were less supportive of expanded availability without a medical professional. (Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - June 6, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: SARAH E. GOLLUST, STACY W. GRAY, DEANNA ALEXIS CARERE, BARBARA A. KOENIG, LISA SOLEYMANI LEHMANN, AMY L. McGUIRE, RICHARD R. SHARP, KAYTE SPECTOR ‐BAGDADY, NA WANG, ROBERT C. GREEN, J. SCOTT ROBERTS, Tags: Original Investigation Source Type: research
Timing and Characteristics of Cumulative Evidence Available on Novel Therapeutic Agents Receiving Food and Drug Administration Accelerated Approval
ConclusionsCumulative evidence on agents with accelerated approvals has major limitations. Most clinical studies including these agents are small and nonrandomized, and about a third are conducted in unapproved areas, typically concurrently with those conducted in approved areas. Most randomized trials including these therapeutic agents are not designed to directly evaluate their clinical benefits but to incorporate them as standard treatment. (Source: The Milbank Quarterly)
Source: The Milbank Quarterly - June 6, 2017 Category: Health Management Authors: HUSEYIN NACI, OLIVIER J. WOUTERS, RADHIKA GUPTA, JOHN P.A. IOANNIDIS Tags: Original Investigation Source Type: research
