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Wednesday, September 13, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And
News From Health Affairs
Dear John,
We are excited to share with you our second episode of our new health
equity podcast, Research and Justice For All
.
The first season is sponsored by CVS Health, and you can read more
details about the series below.
Workforce Departures
Entries from industry into government and exits from government to
industry can leave government agencies more vulnerable to regulatory
capture.
In the September issue of Health Affairs, Genevieve Kanter and Daniel
Carpenter track industry entries and exits among 2004-20 presidential
appointees to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
.
They find that nearly half of appointees examined came from another
position in government, and 15 percent came from industry.
Postappointment, however, about 30 percent of appointees exited to
industry, and exit rates to industry did not differ substantially by
appointment characteristics.
Kanter and Carpenter also find that a change in administration and prior
employment in industry were both predictors of an exit to industry.
Additionally, the CDC, CMS, and the Office of the Deputy Secretary had
the highest predicted probabilities of industry exit.
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How Health Equity Accreditation is Changing Health Care
Listen to the second episode of our new health equity podcast, Research
and Justice For All
!
Research and Justice For All is sponsored by CVS Health and cohosted by
Sree Chaguturu, Chief Medical Officer (CVS Health), and Joneigh Khaldun,
Chief Health Equity Officer (CVS Health).
On today's episode
,
Chaguturu and Khaldun interview Bryan O. Buckley of the National
Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) about health equity accreditation
and why collaboration with communities is key to improving health
equity.
If you missed it, listen to the first episode
with Thomas Sequist.
Listen to the Second Episode
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Join us for the following events:
* September 14: Policy Spotlight: One-on-One with Liz Fowler, Director
of the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) at CMS/HHS
* September 26: Inside Journal Club: Choosing Or Losing In Behavioral
Health: A Study Of Patient Experiences Selecting Telehealth Versus
In-person Care
(For Health Affairs Insiders Only)
* September 27: Briefing: How The Ownership and Structure of Health Care
Entities Affect Clinicians & Patients
A Framework For Prioritizing Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Interventions
Marta E. WosiÅska et al.
What's The Nondelegation Doctrine Got To Do With Drug Price
Negotiation?
Andrew Twinamatsiko and Zachary Baron
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