🎥: A Spotlight on Video Abstracts About Housing & Health
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Friday, February 23, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
Dear John,
Join us on February 26 for our Journal Club event featuring a closer look at a new Health Affairs research article, “Housing-Sensitive Health Conditions Can Predict Poor Quality Housing ([link removed] ) ,” that was published in our theme issue focusing on housing and health.
Author Daniel Neill of New York University and Health Affairs Senior Editor Laura Tollen will participate in a detailed discussion of the paper’s data, methods, and policy implications.
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Increasing Landlords’ Participation In Affordable Housing
In the February 2024 Housing & Health issue of Health Affairs, Selena Ortiz of Penn State and her team of coauthors summarize findings from a survey of Pittsburgh landlords to determine which strategies might increase landlord participation ([link removed] ) in the city’s Mobility (Location-Based) Voucher program.
The researchers specifically find that using an asset-framing approach which highlights the social, economic, and health benefits of receiving a mobility voucher led to a 21-percentage point increase in landlords’ reporting to be likely or very likely to rent to someone with a voucher.
To learn more about this paper, check out a presentation ([link removed] ) by author Andrew Fenelon from this month's theme issue briefing.
Read the Article
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For our Housing and Health issue, eleven authors filmed a video version of their abstracts.
These video abstracts are available with open access on the article's pages and on our YouTube channel ([link removed] ) (Please subscribe!)
Check out the video abstracts below:
- Kierra S. Barnett A History Of The Impacts Of Discriminatory Policies On Housing And Maternal And Infant Health In An Ohio Neighborhood ([link removed] )
- Ashley C. Bradford TennCare Disenrollment Led To Increased Eviction Filings And Evictions In Tennessee Relative To Other Southern States ([link removed] )
- Hannah C. Decker Housing Status Changes Are Associated With Cancer Outcomes Among US Veterans ([link removed] )
- Devlin Hanson ‘Housing First’ Increased Psychiatric Care Office Visits And Prescriptions While Reducing Emergency Visits ([link removed] )
- Katie Huber Addressing Housing-Related Social Needs Through Medicaid: Lessons From North Carolina’s Healthy Opportunities Pilots Program ([link removed] )
- Margot Kushel Homelessness And Health: Factors, Evidence, Innovations That Work, And Policy Recommendations ([link removed] )
- Lawrence Lincoln Finding A Place To Be Somebody ([link removed] )
- W. David Bradford and Felipe Lozano-Rojas Higher Rates Of Homelessness Are Associated With Increases In Mortality From Accidental Drug And Alcohol Poisonings ([link removed] )
- Michael Mayer Encampment Clearings And Transitional Housing: A Qualitative Analysis Of Resident Perspectives ([link removed] )
- Eva Laura Siegel Energy Insecurity Indicators Associated With Increased Odds Of Respiratory, Mental Health, And Cardiovascular Conditions ([link removed] )
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CMS Proposes Significant Policy Changes To Improve Care For Dually Eligible Individuals ([link removed] )
Michael Monson and Sarah Barth
Will CMS’s Proposed Rule Promote Integrated Care For Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries? ([link removed] )
Jose F. Figueroa et al.
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