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Advances newsletter

Our newsletter, Advances®, reports on the key work of the Foundation through articles and interviews, lists of recent grants, reports on closed grants, summaries of RWJF-funded research and other news from the Foundation.

Apr 16, 2012 Advances April 2012
  • How Healthy Is Your County?
  • Physicians and Hospitals Bump Up HIT Use
  • Reducing Just 64 Calories a Day Could Help Meet Childhood Obesity-Prevention Goals
  • IOM Panel Urges Increased National Focus on Prevention, Public Health
  • Expanding "Hot Spotting" to New Communities
  • State Medicaid Leaders Spur Health Care Innovation
  • Can a Healthy Recess Prevent Bullying and Increase Time for Learning?
Mar 14, 2012 Advances March 2012
  • Teen Dating Violence Starts Early
  • Healthy Progress in the First Four Years of the Healthy Schools Program
  • New Analysis Suggests Individual Mandate Would Affect Few Americans Directly
  • Measuring the Full Cost of Prevention
  • Counting Change: Measuring Health Care Prices, Costs, and Spending
  • How Hospital and Community Collaborations Can Improve Health
  • Can Collecting and Reporting Patient Demographic Data Reduce Disparities?
  • Resources From the Massachusetts Implementation Experience
  • Webinar: How Can We Address Health Care's Blind Side?
Feb 8, 2012 Advances February 2012
  • Unhealthy Snacks and Lunch Line Choices Still On the Menu in the Nation's Schools
  • RWJF Grants Aim to Help Shape Difficult Public Health Funding and Service Decisions
  • Let's Get Together: Integrating Medicaid and Health Insurance Exchanges
  • "The Interrupters" Makes Its Debut on FRONTLINE
  • The Innovation Center: One Year Later
Jan 12, 2012 Advances January 2012
  • New Study Shows Shootings and Killings Can Be Stopped
  • Kudos for New USDA School Meal Guidelines
  • IOM Nursing Report Named "Book of the Year"
  • The State of Health Reform Depends on the State
  • Project HealthDesign Offers Comments on Health IT Proposals
  • Why Economic Policy is Health Policy
Dec 15, 2011 Advances December 2011
  • Doctors' Notes: A Must Read for Patients
  • Bioterror. Health Emergencies. Disasters. Is the Nation Ready?
  • Physicians Highlight Overlooked Connection Between Social Needs and Health
  • Can Housing Keep You Healthy?
  • New Research Briefs Examine Obesity Epidemic Among Latino Youths
  • Independent Payment Advisory Board: Should It Stay or Go?
  • Three Ways for States to Establish a Health Insurance Exchange
  • New RWJF Facebook Tab Showcases Human Capital Portfolio

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