There is a strong and compelling research base suggesting improved outcomes when youth
across disability populations are provided access to evidence-based transition planning …

Recognizing and supporting family caregivers is crucial to the health and economic and
social well-being of both the caregivers themselves and the people who receive their care …

The right to science has been identified in multiple human rights treaties; however, there has
not been a clear framework for how governments or research organizations can advance …

Policy Points Public reporting is associated with both mitigating and exacerbating inequities
in high‐quality home health agency use for marginalized groups. Ensuring equitable access …

To provide context for evaluating proposed nursing home staff regulations, we examined the
proportion of facility revenues spent on nursing staff, as well as nursing staff levels in hours …

Racial and ethnic health inequities are driven by multiple social and political factors. Race-
neutral policies that overlook the role of racism in policy and in disparities may also …

The United States population is growing older and more racially diverse. In 2015, Black,
Indigenous, and other persons of color comprised 22% of the older adult population, and by …

Background: Evaluation of Medicare-Medicaid integration models' effects on patient-
centered outcomes and costs requires multiple data sources and validated processes for …

Objectives We examine associations between use of paid help and caregiving-related
experiences (emotional, financial, and physical difficulty) of Black family and unpaid …

Racial/ethnic composition of nursing home (NH) plays a particularly important role in NH
quality. A key methodological issue is defining when an NH serves a low versus high …