Original Research
Reducing the Impact of Immigration Enforcement Policies to Ensure the Health of North Carolinians: Statewide Community-Level Recommendations
Lilli MannFlorence M. SimánMario DownsChristina J. SunBrisa Urquieta de HernandezManuel GarcíaJorge AlonzoEmma LawlorScott D. Rhodes
BACKGROUND Research indicates that fear of immigration enforcement among Latinos in North Carolina results in limited access to and utilization of health services and negative health consequences. This project developed...
Original Research
Access to and Uptake of Cochlear Implantation Among Children in North Carolina
Joni AlbergMatthew G. CrowsonDebara L. Tucci
BACKGROUND Cochlear implantation (CI) is a highly effective intervention for children with advanced hearing loss who cannot benefit from amplification. Despite the established benefits of CI, it is likely that...
The health care system is slowly evolving from fee-for-service care to other forms of payment. Pay-for-performance contracts based on quality, patient satisfaction, and utilization are an important development along the...
Policy Forum: Introduction
No Pipe Dream: Achieving Care That Is Accountable for Cost, Quality, and Outcomes
Grace E. Terrell
The April 2015 passage of t...
Policy Forum: Introduction
Challenges and Pitfalls of Operating a Rural Accountable Care Organization
Kerry A. Willis
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