Hemophilia Reports
In 2016, MED completed 3 reports on hemophilia
As the world changes, the Center for Evidence-based Policy is proud to help policymakers address new challenges and realize opportunities to improve health outcomes. Search our database for timely news, research reports, and other resources for the policymaking community.
This resource provides guidance on managing dental pain with alternatives to opioids.
A new report on how Medicaid agencies measure the quality of home- and community-based services (HCBS), how they pay for them, and how to encourage more cost-effective services.
This resource provides an easy-to-read overview of silver diamine fluoride as a treatment for dental caries.
Two of the Center’s Clinical Epidemiologists recently contributed a Viewpoint column to the April 30, 2018 Journal of the American Medical Association Internal Medicine.
The Center’s Research Director and Associate Research Director were invited by the World Health Organization (WHO) to be contributing authors to the publication “Rapid Reviews To Strengthen Health Policy and Systems: A Practical Guide”.
A webinar on a new way of creating timely evidence that includes machine learning, crowd engagement and ‘living’ systematic reviews in the area of Child Health.
Center staff and affiliated consultants worked with the Kenaitze Indian Tribe and the Kenai Superior Court to design and implement this joint jurisdiction collaboration.
The Center has partnered with Manatt Health to support the implementation of the Washington’s Medicaid Transformation within Healthier Washington.
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