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As a partner to organizations around the world committed to improving public well-being, Mathematica uses social science, data science, digital solutions, and technology to build knowledge, evidence, and action-ready insights. From climate change mitigation to pandemic response, from improving patient care to closing opportunity gaps, we’re proud to be partners in progress on environmentally conscious, socially responsible, and sustainable solutions to build a more equitable and just world.
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As a country, we're not getting any younger ⏳ Debra Lipson, Christine Bishop, and Laurel Beedon look at how public policy is struggling to keep up with an aging U.S. population:
Taking stock of aging policy developments since 2020: some important hits, but too many misses. In the new issue of Public Policy and Aging Report, Christine Bishop, Laurel Beedon, and I published an article assessing Changes in the Aging Policy Landscape since the 2020 Election. https://lnkd.in/ewcPxQX9 Despite deep divisions, Congress and state government agencies took action to alleviate the dire economic and health toll inflicted by the COVID-19 pandemic on older adults. But as the pandemic faded into the past, so did the impetus to address the fundamental problems that pose the greatest long-term risk to the health and economic security of older adults: sustainable financing of Social Security and Medicare benefits and protection from the catastrophic cost of long-term care.
Changes in the Aging Policy Landscape Since the 2020 Election
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“State and local public health agencies are the front line of health improvement, emergency response, and disease prevention,” says our Joshua Baker. Mathematica is proud to be one of three organizations selected by Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, National Network of Public Health Institutes, and Public Health Accreditation Board to help modernize the data #PublicHealth agencies rely on 📊
A New Collaboration to Modernize Public Health Data
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“My entire career has been dedicated to the mission of Mathematica to improve public well-being, and I am proud to be part of such a dynamic and impactful organization.” Welcome to Mathematica, Gretchen Hammer!
Mathematica Expands State Medicaid and Maternal Health Practices with the Hiring of Gretchen Hammer
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Primary care providers in the United States face steep challenges. For a head start on solutions, Mathematica and The Commonwealth Fund went to the source: focus groups and interviews that invite providers to speak their minds ▶ ow.ly/jZ4g30sFfgM
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A collection of Head Start data is spotlighting ways to help children and families thrive. It's also been featured by the White House! See more from Mathematica and our partners at OPRE: https://ow.ly/Tt3p30sFcOA
Empowering Children and Families to Thrive
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Climate change solutions can come from the ground up. Literally! Check out the conversation on a new episode of our #OntheEvidence podcast, featuring Jennifer Soong and host J.B. Wogan.
Validating Natural Climate Solutions with Better Data
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Home- and community-based care is a hot topic, with its own set of rules. We're here to help you navigate 🧭 #Medicaid #StateMedicaid https://ow.ly/4HWb30sFaiR
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How can we develop #AI tools that are representative of the people they are meant to serve? Experts weigh in:
How artificial intelligence can advance health equity: revisiting a timely conversation
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On the latest episode of our #OnTheEvidence podcast, J.B. Wogan and Jennifer Soong discuss how better measurement, better data collection, and better web-based decision support tools could ensure the effective implementation of regenerative agriculture and other nature-based #climate solutions. Dig in: https://lnkd.in/efNp8Jz6