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CTSI-UCSF Health Policy Program has been awarded a NIH/ARRA Supplement Grant for a Comparative Effectiveness Large Dataset Analysis Core (CELDAC) to establish a centralized, campus-wide data repository infrastructure. CELDAC will be led by Jim Kahn, Adams Dudley, Steve Takemoto, and Janet Coffman. more

Joe Guydish and his team have been awarded a stimulus grant to look at the impact of core implementation components on the adoption of drug abuse treatment interventions shown to be effective. The long-term goal is to speed the translation of Clinical Trial Network research findings to implementation.

Michael Cabana and his team in collaboration with Homer Boushey have been awarded a 7-year grant to establish an asthma research center at UCSF, one of 8 centers funded throughout the country (a new AsthmaNet clinical research network).

“Policy Expert Brindis Takes the Pulse of Health Care Reform Efforts.”

“Reforming the Private Insurance Market: Lessons from California for National Health Reform.” Policy brief by Janet Coffman published by the Berkeley Center on Health, Economic & Family Security.

UCSF Breast Care Center’s Decision Services Program led by Jeff Belkora was one of 3 winners of innovation award presented by the Mayo Clinic’s Center for Innovation. Presentation by Jeff Belkora and Alexandra Teng at Mayo’s TRANSFORM symposium. (Scroll down to 5th presentation.)

“Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Substance Abuse Treatment”, policy brief prepared by Laura Schmidt for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

“Beyond the Public Plan: A Pathway to Contain Costs and Transform the Delivery System.” Policy brief by Hal Luft published by the Berkeley Center on Health, Economic & Family Security.

“Quality-based payment for medical groups and individual physicians.” Inquiry article by J Robinson, S Shortell, D Rittenhouse, S Fernandes-Taylor, R Gillies, L Casalino.

“Support Service for Breast Cancer Patients Hailed as Model of Innovation.” UCSF Today story about program led by Jeff Belkora.

Our mini-medical school series on UCTV. Look for presentations by Laura Schmidt, Tom Bodenheimer, Diane Rittenhouse, Hal Luft, Adams Dudley, Claire Brindis.

 
 
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Claire Brindis

appointed

Director of the
Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies!

 

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Hal Luft

Mentoring award established in Dr. Luft's honor

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Congratulations to Lisa A. Bero
First recipient of Luft mentoring award!

Mission

The Institute’s mission is to contribute to the solution of complex and
challenging health policy problems through leadership in:

  • health policy and health services research
  • education and training
  • technical assistance
  • public service

We conduct, synthesize, and translate research among multiple academic
disciplines and fields to provide a base of evidence to share with people who
make decisions about health and health care.

We focus on providing information about policy decisions that will affect
people’s health and lives, from helping to improve clinical decision-making
at a patient’s bedside to assessing the potential impact of state and national
health legislation.

We help educate and train students, including post-doctoral fellows, in the
health professions and other disciplines, for future leadership in health policy
and health services research. We also help prepare fellows to take leadership
in public health and health care in government at the local, state, federal and
international levels, and in the non-profit and private sectors.

Most of all, we are committed to improving the health and health care of people in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area, the State of California, the nation, and the world.

Goals

  • Improve the health of the public
  • Improve health care
  • Build future health policy leadership
  • Improve the public’s understanding of public sector, private sector, and personal
    choices about health care and health
  • Improve health policy with research designed to impact public and private sector
    health policy decisions

 


 
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