P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 81, Issue 3, 2020May 01, 2020 EDT
North Carolina’s Health Care Transformation to Value: Progress to Date and Further Steps Needed
North Carolina’s Health Care Transformation to Value: Progress to Date and Further Steps Needed
Articles in Vol. 81, Issue 3, 2020
Vol. 81, Issue 3, 2020
- Gathering Trauma Narratives: A Qualitative Study on the Impact of Self-Identified Traumas on People Living with HIV (PLWH)Vaidehi MujumdarDoris PiersonBrittany BriceñoElaina CummerKshipra HemalShannon L. GoldenAmanda E. TannerKatherine R. Schafer
- A Cohort Comparison of Differences Between Regional and Buncombe County Patients of a Comprehensive Perinatal Substance Use Disorders Program in Western North CarolinaShelley L. GalvinMelinda RamageCatherine LeinerMargaret H. SullivanE. Blake Fagan
- Sometimes You Seek the Spotlight. Sometimes it Finds You.Peter J. Morris
- Vital Directions for Health & Health Care: The North Carolina ExperienceVictor J. DzauMandy CohenJ. Michael McGinnis
- Place Matters: From Health and Health Care Disparities to Equity and LiberationSharrelle Barber
- Investing in Whole Person Health: Working Toward an Integration of Physical, Behavioral, and Social HealthElizabeth Cuervo TilsonAmelia MuseKathy ColvilleAlisahah ColeChristopher F. Koller
- Toward a Health Data Strategy for North CarolinaAaron McKethanAnnette DuBard
- Developing a Workforce for Health in North Carolina: Planning for the FutureErin FraherRukmini BaluPeter BuerhausJulie GeorgeCrystal L. MurilloA. Eugene Washington
- Moving Upstream to Impact Health: Building a Physician Workforce that Understands Social DeterminantsChristine PetrinKaren DeSalvo
- North Carolina's Health Care Transformation to Value: Progress to Date and Further Steps NeededHannah CrookRebecca WhitakerAzalea KimScott HeiserMark B. McClellan
- Engaging the Power of Communities for Better HealthE. Benjamin MoneyJosie WilliamsMichael ZelekAdaugo Amobi
- Historical Geography and Health Equity: An Exploratory View of North Carolina Slavery and Sociohealth FactorsNicole DozierWilliam H. Munn
- Why the ABCs Matter More than Ever in Medical EducationJulie Ann FreischlagKatherine Files
- It's Time for Private Sector Business to Come to the Health Care TableGary J. Salamido
- A Call to Action for North Carolina Legislators on Improving Access to HealthJosh Dobson
- A Call to Action for Philanthropy in North Carolina Health CareLin B. Hollowell
- Long-acting, Injectable Buprenorphine: Great Promise, but Significant Barriers to UseErin MajorCarriedelle Wilson FuscoZach WhiteCourtenay Gilmore WilsonE. Blake Fagan
- No Consensus on AID, But We Can Agree on Palliative CareBryant A. MurphyMichaux R. KilpatrickPalmer EdwardsAnthony J. Caprio
- Indirect Evidence of Bourbon Virus (Thogotovirus, Orthomyxoviridae) Infection in North CarolinaNicholas KomarNicholas HambyMaria B. PalamarJ. Erin StaplesCarl Williams
Crook, Hannah, Rebecca Whitaker, Azalea Kim, Scott Heiser, and Mark B. McClellan. 2020. “North Carolina’s Health Care Transformation to Value: Progress to Date and Further Steps Needed.” North Carolina Medical Journal 81 (3): 191–94. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.81.3.191.