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I was honored to be invited to give the first annual Schoeni TRENDS Lecture on trends in health and well-being among the older US Latino immigrant population. Our work benefited from insightful comments by Neil Mehta. Check it out here!
A recent @eagletonpoll.bsky.social poll found that most #NewJersey residents believe that #healthcare affordability and access to #mentalhealth services are among the top issues facing the state: go.rutgers.edu/lv5p6z4p
Today’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a #NEW journal article authored by CSHP Assistant Research Professor @aspishakthomas.com.
She explores the impacts of Medicaid #EstateRecovery on home ownership, home equity, and #Medicaid enrollment: go.rutgers.edu/pzhz4f05
#NEW: Today’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from a recent NJ State Policy Lab blog co-authored by CSHP Director Joel Cantor with @bloustein.rutgers.edu colleague Derek DeLia.
They discuss #healthcare affordability in #NewJersey’s FY27 budget proposals: go.rutgers.edu/stloli1
Today we’re sharing a #FindingsFriday insight from a report prepared by CSHP Assistant Research Professor @aspishakthomas.com and Research Coordinator Allison Oh.
It examines the impact of #pandemic era continuous eligibility for #children covered by CHIP in #NewJersey: go.rutgers.edu/pa68lihe
This week we’re sharing some #WednesdayWisdom from @njhumanservices.bsky.social Commissioner Stephen Cha.
In an interview for @qualityinstitutenj.bsky.social, he shared insights about how federal changes to #health programs like #Medicaid will impact #NewJersey residents: go.rutgers.edu/6stiii9y
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Elizabeth Cope, chief programs & science officer at @academyhealth.bsky.social.
She writes about why the next generation of #healthcare transparency efforts must look beyond #data access to focus on improving #health outcomes: go.rutgers.edu/u5pxrqg8
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from CSHP Director Joel Cantor.
Last summer, he testified before the NJ Assembly Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance about the state’s ongoing efforts to improve #healthcare price #transparency and #affordability: go.rutgers.edu/5tpcqvkp
This week we’re sharing some #WednesdayWisdom from Lindsay Shea, director of the Policy and Analytics Center at the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute and the next director of CSHP.
Dr. Shea recently shared insights from her career as a leading #autism researcher: go.rutgers.edu/vbjbsi0k
Today’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a #NEW article co-authored by CSHP faculty @aspishakthomas.com and @ericaeliason.bsky.social.
It explores utilization of postpartum #contraception and opportunities to remove barriers to accessing contraceptives after #childbirth: go.rutgers.edu/zwr9k0nt
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According to a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll, overwhelming majorities of New Jersey voters say it is important for elected government officials to make health care more affordable.
Did you miss our first annual Schoeni TRENDS Lecture featuring @marasheftel.bsky.social and Neil Mehta of @utmbspph.bsky.social? You can view it now on our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL5c... or on our website at micda.isr.umich.edu/programs/the...
The Schoeni TRENDS lecture is an annual lecture on late-life health trends in memory of Robert F. Schoeni, who founded and organized MiCDA’s TRENDS network for nearly two decades. The TRENDS lecture…
