📻: HHS Proposes Requirements To Advance Maternal Quality Improvement Efforts

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Friday, August 2, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs

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Health Affairs Scholar is celebrating its one-year anniversary!

Looking ahead, the journal is committed to further expanding its reach and influence, with goals to continue publishing cutting-edge research, engaging diverse perspectives, and driving meaningful discourse to inform health policy.

Read about Health Affairs Scholar’s first year ([link removed] ) from Editor-in-Chief Kathryn Phillips.

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Here are some of the recently published articles you should know about.

Editor’s Choice:

Aleksandra Golos and colleagues examine the evolving “information ecology” in which parents make vaccination decisions for their children ([link removed] ) .

The authors conclude that use of social listening methods and analysis may inform the development and testing of clinical counseling guidelines and public health campaign messaging.

Additional Highlights:

Psychological safety at work is linked to the perception that one can “speak up” without fear of retaliation, playing a crucial role in fostering a supportive, resilient workforce.

Rosalind de Lisser and colleagues examine the interconnected relationship between psychological safety, work environment, and burnout ([link removed] ) among nurse practitioners.

Their findings highlight the role of psychological safety in mediating negative work environment factors and mitigating burnout.

The FDA’s approval of therapies for Alzheimer’s disease and the robust pipeline of similar therapies undergoing clinical trials raises questions about patient access ([link removed] ) : Jodi Liu and coauthors estimate that between 34 percent and 59 percent of US seniors reside in areas lacking dementia specialists, hindering early diagnosis and care.

Lessons for global health can emerge from unexpected sources.

Brian Wahl and coauthors explore how the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) benefit-sharing model could be adapted to create a novel framework ([link removed] ) for global prevention, preparedness, and response efforts.

The authors emphasize the need to promote “a fair balance of interests across diverse economic contexts,” particularly for low- and middle-income countries who often contribute significantly to public health surveillance data.

Dian Luo and coauthors analyze regional differences in the duration stroke patients ([link removed] ) spent in inpatient rehabilitation under traditional Medicare versus Medicare Advantage plans between 2019 and 2020.

Their findings suggest an increase in regional variation for Medicare Advantage plans and a relative stability among traditional Medicare, possibly due to the universal administration of traditional Medicare by CMS.

Lisa Lines and colleagues outline the development, evaluation, and validation of a new index ([link removed] ) , the Local Social Inequity in Sexual Reproductive Health (LSI-SRH) measure, designed to assess community-level risk of adverse sexual and reproductive health outcomes based on social determinants of health.

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Also in Health Affairs Scholar this month:

- Michelle Wong and coauthors find racial and ethnic disparities in the quality of diabetes care ([link removed] ) within top-, middle-, and bottom- performing VA Medical Centers.

- Ben Thornburg and coauthors explore the acquisitions of behavioral health treatment facilities ([link removed] ) in the context of increasing for-profit ownership across the US health care system.

- Fariel LaMountain and coauthors find that the availability of biosimilars ([link removed] ) led to reduced average sales prices of the product family regardless of whether the originator manufacturer made attempts to compete with their biosimilars for preferred coverage.

Be sure to read the full issue on the Health Affairs Scholar website ([link removed] ) and get a sneak peek of articles to come in the Advance Articles section.

HHS Proposes Requirements To Advance Maternal Quality Improvement Efforts ([link removed] )

Health Affairs' Jeff Byers welcomes Senior Editor Marianne Amoss to the program to explore the state of maternal health in health care and what a recent policy proposal from CMS could do to reduce maternal mortality and advance health equity.

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Supporting Perinatal Mental Health For Medical Trainees ([link removed] )

Lekshmi Santhosh et al.

Twelve-Month Medicaid Postpartum Extensions Ring Hollow For Immigrant Communities ([link removed] )

Annabelle Ng et al.

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Join Health Affairs Monday, August 19, for a virtual event on the implications of recent nursing home developments for residents, their families, and the future of long-term care.

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