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Health Care Hotspotting: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Investigadores/as:
Ubicación:
Camden, New Jersey
Tipo:
  • Full project
  • Pilot project
The Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers’ Care Management Program, Link2Care, targets “super-utilizers” of the health care system – specifically adults with two or more hospitalizations in the prior six months and multiple chronic conditions – with...
Health

Pilot: Permanent Supportive Housing for Justice-Involved Frequent Utilizers

Investigadores/as:
  • David Phillips
  • James Sullivan
Ubicación:
Franklin County, OH
Tipo:
  • Pilot project
This project will examine the effect of receiving permanent supportive housing services on housing, health, labor market, and criminal justice outcomes for individuals who repeatedly interact with the criminal justice system. The FUSE (Frequent Users Systems...

Pilot: Permanent Supportive Housing for Justice-Involved Frequent Utilizers

Investigadores/as:
  • David Phillips
  • James Sullivan
Ubicación:
Franklin County, OH
Tipo:
  • Pilot project
This project will examine the effect of receiving permanent supportive housing services on housing, health, labor market, and criminal justice outcomes for individuals who repeatedly interact with the criminal justice system. The FUSE (Frequent Users Systems...

The Impact of Employee Wellness Programs: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Investigadores/as:
Ubicación:
United States
Tipo:
  • Full project
There is great public and private interest in the use of employee wellness programs to improve health and lower health care costs, with such programs promoted in the Affordable Care Act and adopted by half of large firms. However, little rigorous evidence...
Health

Understanding the effects of text reminders on reducing SNAP churn

Investigadores/as:
Ubicación:
Massachusetts
Tipo:
  • Full project
"Churning” is when eligible transitional benefit program participants fail to renew, temporarily dropping out of their program before reentering within four months. Churn is a widespread issue across transitional benefit programs, negatively impacting...

Commit to Quit: Commitment Contracts for Smoking Cessation

Investigadores/as:
Ubicación:
United States
Tipo:
  • Full project
This study will examine how advance commitment to a commitment contract impacts smoking cessation rates, by affecting the likelihood of taking up a commitment contract. By shifting the decision to start a commitment contract into an earlier time period, the...
Health

Reducing Racial Disparities in Bail Decisions

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Tipo:
  • Full project
Racial disparities exist at every stage of the U.S. criminal justice system and are particularly prominent in the setting of bail. In this project, we are collaborating with courts from around the country to test the effectiveness of an intervention that can...

Intervening with Consumers to Improve Choices on Health Insurance Marketplaces

Investigadores/as:
Ubicación:
Colorado
Tipo:
  • Full project
  • Pilot project
The Affordable Care Act dramatically expanded the use of regulated marketplaces to provide individuals with health insurance coverage. The efficiency of these marketplaces depends on the ability of consumers to choose plans that reflect their preferences, but...
Health