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Community-Based Health Care | RAND Community-based health care represents a unique mode of care delivery with its own set of considerations, challenges, advantages, and disadvantages RAND experts have studied a diverse range of community health programs, neighborhood characteristics including food environments, public health implications of prisoner reentry, the role of faith
Serious Illness Survey for Community-Based Care | RAND A RAND research team developed the Serious Illness Surveys using a systematic literature review of tools that measure experiences with serious illness care; qualitative interviews with a diverse set of patients, family caregivers, and health care providers across the United States; a technical expert panel composed of experts in serious illness care quality; and cognitive interviews with
The Promise and Challenges of VA Community Care - RAND Corporation The VA contracts with private-sector providers to ensure that veterans receive timely health care This care alleviates access barriers, but questions remain about its cost and quality With recent expansions in eligibility for community care, accurate data will be critical to policy and budget decisions and promoting high-quality care for veterans
Transforming Mental Health Care in the United States | RAND With scientific advances, Medicaid expansion, and political consensus on the importance of improving mental health, the time is ripe for transforming the U S mental health system This will mean structural reforms that address patients' challenges in finding, accessing, and receiving high-quality and timely care
What Have We Learned About Safety Net Providers and Integrated Care? | RAND Community health centers (CHCs) are organizationally independent health care providers that offer primary care to vulnerable and low-income U S residents (about 27 million patients annually) regardless of their ability to pay, and many CHC patients have complex medical conditions and a high need for social services
Health Care Resource Allocation Decisionmaking During a Pandemic community health centers, and relevant postacute care settings, such as skilled nursing facilities Finally, the core set of elements in the checklist can be used to guide evaluation of allocation guidance policy, both the content and the consequent decisionmaking, to spur improvements and to
Home and Community-Based Services - RAND Corporation The VA Clinician Appreciation, Recruitment, Education, Expansion, and Retention Support (CAREERS) Act of 2023 (S B 10, 2023) would modernize the VA pay system for physicians and other health care providers, authorize recruitment and retention bonuses for health care professionals, expand VA's rural interdisciplinary team training program, and
Access to Care | RAND Evaluating Disparities in Care Outcomes Health care quality may be lower for certain groups of people, with disparities varying by condition, location, insurance type, and other factors RAND researchers skillfully analyze data to untangle health care outcomes from patient characteristics to document where disparities exist
A New Way Forward in Veterans Mental Health Care Despite substantial strides by the Military Health System (MHS), the U S Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and community mental health providers, the mental health care system responsible for this population’s care faces persistent challenges in offering high-quality, collaborative systems to address veterans’ mental health issues and