Policy Points Multisector collaboration, the dominant approach for responding to health
harms created by adverse social conditions, involves collaboration among health care …

Context: As inequality grows, politically powerful healthcare institutions–namely Medicaid
and health systems–are increasingly assuming social policy roles, particularly solutions to …

Medicare and Medicaid, the government's primary health insurance programs, together
cover over 40% of the US population. We typically differentiate the “public” coverage that the …

The United States health care system can be summarized in about six words: a laggard
outlier among advanced democracies. Evidence of American exceptionalism now bleeds …

The modern data economy has reignited concerns about the privacy of consumer data and
revitalized calls for more robust federal protections against data misuse. Yet, both data …

Over two-thirds of Medicaid beneficiaries have received assistance from Managed Care
Organizations (MCOs), mostly for-profit entities operating under a capitated payment model …

This dissertation is the first comparative history of the role economists have played in
healthcare and education policy in the United States. It is often assumed that in the realm of …