Week of January 28, 2020

Leading Health Indicators, 2030

January 22 National Academy of Medicine recommendations to HHS (as requested by HHS)

Incorporating Community Voices To Improve Complex Care

January 21 Center for Health Care Strategies and Camden Coalition Better Care Playbook webinar resources

Shaping Medicaid Home-and-Community-Based Services To Fit the Individual Priorities of Self-Advocates

January 23 ACL & CMS promising practices training webinar slides

Opioid Use Disorder: Barriers to Medicaid Beneficiaries’ Access To Treatment

January 24 U.S. GAO (Government Accountability Office) study

Persons with Co-Occurring ID/DD and Behavioral Health Needs – New York

January 21 CMS MMCO Resources for Integrated Care spotlight on Partners Health Plan of New York

Persons Dually Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid – Integrated Care Symposium Resources

December 9 LTQA symposium resources

Which Health Systems Provide the Most Health?

January 8 Population Health Management open access article

Service Disrupted: Medicaid Managed LTSS For Adults with ID/DD

January 16 Community Catalyst and Medicaid Matters New York webinar slides

“How State Budgets Can Find The Balance Between Social and Medical Services”

December 12 Health Affairs blog

“Medicaid Doesn’t Pay for Housing: Here’s What It Can Do To Help Meet Enrollees’ Social Needs”

January 17 Health Affairs blog

“Managing The Most Expensive Patients”

January-February Harvard Business Review article

Accountable Communities of Health – Lessons From Washington State

January 17 National Academy for State Health Policy blog

CDC Announces “Active People, Healthy Nation” Initiative

January 17 CDC announcement

National Survey of Children’s Health Data Sets

January 22 HRSA Data Resource Center for Child and Adolescent Health announced data

“Developing the Road Map To Improve Data on the Health of People with ID/DD”

January 21 American Association on ID/DD webinar recording

Critical Incidents Involving Medicaid Beneficiaries with ID/DD: Pennsylvania Did Not Fully Comply

January 17 HHS Office of the Inspector General (OIG) report