Skip to Navigation

HCFO

The HCFO program ended in December 2016.
This site will no longer be updated, and some elements may not appear correctly.

about HCFO
Awarded Grants
Publications
Research Topics
News & Events
Access to Care Among Hispanics: Implications for Understanding Community Variation

Home ›

Publications

Filtered Results: Findings Brief

HCFO Findings Brief: Health Risk Appraisals: How Sharp is This Tool in Shaping Employee Behavior? December 2009

in Findings Brief by HCFO
Financing American Indian Health Care: Impacts and Options for Improving Access and Quality October 2009

in Findings Brief by Kathryn Langwell, et al.
The Provision and Reporting of Community Benefits by Hospitals: Lessons from Maryland September 2009

in Findings Brief by HCFO
Getting Tools Used: Lessons Learned from Successful Decision Support Tools Unrelated to Health Care July 2009

in Findings Brief by HCFO
How Valid Are the Assumptions Underlying Consumer-Driven Health Plans? May 2009

in Findings Brief by HCFO
Is Health Information Technology Associated With Patient Safety in the United States? April 2009

in Findings Brief by HCFO
Changes in Drug Utilization for Seniors Without Prior Prescription Drug Insurance March 2009

in Findings Brief by HCFO
Measuring Partnerships in Public Health February 2009

in Findings Brief by HCFO
Reducing the Administrative Burden of Health Care Quality Reporting December 2008

in Findings Brief by HCFO
Medicare Spending on HMOs and Stand-Alone Drug Plans: What is it Worth to Beneficiaries? November 2008

in Findings Brief by HCFO

« first ‹ previous1 2 3 456 7 8 9…next ›last »

Publications

Findings Briefs
Grantee Publications
Hot Topics
Policy Briefs
Reports
Research Headlines
Study Snapshots

Filter by:

Keyword

Topic

Publication Type

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation AcademyHealth

Privacy Policy | Credits | Site Map

AcademyHealth is the national program office for HCFO, an initiative of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

1666 K St NW, Suite 1100, Washington, DC 20006
Phone: 202.292.6700 Fax: 202.292.6800

All content Copyright © 2014 the Changes in Health Care Financing & Organization Initiative