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Thursday, July 13, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
Health Affairs

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ICYMI, read the results from our first "You're A Health Policy Wonk
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The Rise and Fall of Underemployment

A new brief, with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, on
underemployment was released today
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Compelling theory and a growing body of empirical research point toward
a relationship between underemployment and reduced health and
well-being, particularly when such underemployment is involuntary.

The brief summarizes the literature to date regarding links between
underemployment and various health outcomes, identifies research gaps,
and draws implications for post-pandemic policies that would both help
curb underemployment and mitigate its health effects.

Although working less than the desired number of hours leads to both
economic hardship and psychological distress, it is possible for these
effects to be reversed when a person moves out of underemployment.

Read the Brief
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Join us for this upcoming virtual event!

July 31: Journal Club: Documenting Latino Representation in the US
Workforce
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Lowering Medicare Advantage Overpayments From Favorable Selection By
Reforming Risk Adjustment
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Steven Lieberman et al.

Good Intentions Aren't Enough: Mandated Intimate Partner Violence
Screenings Need To Change
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Charlotte Elizabeth Masters and Ashlee Murray

 

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