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The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
Thursday, March 19, 2020
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TODAY ON THE
BLOG
COVID-19
Coronavirus Responders Deserve Better
By Brian C. Castrucci and Monica Valdes Lupi
Maybe the disruption caused by COVID-19 will finally be enough to help us recognize that continued cuts to public health infrastructure jeopardize not only our health but also our economy and our very way of life. Read More >>
Health Justice Strategies To Combat COVID-19: Protecting Vulnerable Communities During A Pandemic
By Emily A. Benfer and Lindsay F. Wiley
Ultimately, the COVID-19 pandemic underscores the importance of ensuring that all members of society have the ability to benefit from and comply with public health measures. Unless and until federal, state, and local governments dedicate the resources necessary to comprehensively address the root causes of poor health and poverty, health justice will remain unattainable, harming every member of our society. Read More >>
CONSIDERING HEALTH SPENDING
Getting Value Right: The Case For Indirect
Benefits
By Mike Ciarametaro, Lisabeth Buelt, and Robert W. Dubois
As payers, purchasers, and policy makers assess the value of new treatments—and subsequently determine the level of access patients will have to them—it’s important that they take a comprehensive approach to measuring value. Read More >>
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A CLOSER LOOK—Vaccine Requirements
History indicates that federal intervention in vaccination requirements can have a powerful effect on state practices. In a Health Affairs Blog post, Richard Hughes examines the federal government's role in vaccine-exemption policy.
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