Resources by Event
Session 1 – Flattening the Curve
“This is How We Can Beat the Coronavirus.” Carroll, A. and Jha, A. The Atlantic. March 19. 2020. Available at http://allh.us/fHUB.
“How Cities Around the World are Handling COVID-19– and Why We Need to Measure Their Preparedness.” Muggah, R. and Katz, R. World Economic Forum. March 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/kTBH.
“A ‘Novel Virus’ Means We Have to Take on ‘Novel’ New Ways of Living our Lives Right Now.” Winters, K. Lexington Herald Leader. March 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/w9fn.
“The Effect of Travel Restrictions on the Spread of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak. Chinazzi, M., Davis, J. Ajelli, M., et. al. Science. March 6, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/hBjU.
Session 2 – At the Front Line: Public Health and Health System Challenges
“Leveraging Partnerships Across State Agencies Can Vastly Improve Critical Immunization Efforts.” Kennedy, S. and Wasserman, S. Academy Health. March 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Ubtc.
“Are Hospitals Near Me Ready for Coronavirus? Here are Nine Different Scenarios.” Waldman, A. Shaw, A. Ngu A., et. al. ProPublica. March 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KCPv.
“How Should U.S. Hospitals Prepare for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)?” Chopra, V., Tone, E., Waldhorn, R., et. al. Annals of Internal Medicine. March 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/8YwK.
“COVID-19 and Surgery: Resources for the Surgical Community.” American College of Surgeons. March 2020. Available at http://allh.us/YMna.
Session 3 – Leading through Crisis: Perspectives from Governor Michael O. Leavitt
“State Action on Coronavirus (COVID-19).” National Conference of State Legislatures. March 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/tDMu.
“COVID-19 Resources for State Leaders.” The Council of State Governments. March 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/TDkR.
“Governing in the Time of Coronavirus.” Boston Consulting Group. March 26, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Kyv4.
“Adapting, Learning, and Caring During a Public Health Crisis.” Simpson, L. Academy Health. March 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ew4y.
“To Prepare for Coronavirus, Here’s What All of Us Must Do.” Leavitt, M. Fox News. March 5, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/bJ7r.
Session 4 – Health System Capacity: Protecting Frontline Health Workers
“COVID-19: Occupational Licensing During Public Emergencies.” National Conference of State Legislatures. March 24, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/jncQ.
“Keeping the Coronavirus from Infecting Health-Care Workers.” Gawande, A. The New Yorker. March 21, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/aNhy.
“American Hospitals Can Avoid Italy’s Fate.” Gottlieb, S. The Wall Street Journal. March 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/P9tg.
“Creating the New Normal: The Clinician Response to COVID-19.” Lee, T. NEJM Catalyst. March 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/vdTf.
“Hospital Readiness for COVID-19: Analysis of Bed Capacity and How it Varies Across the Country.” Blavin, F. and Amos, D. Urban Institute. March 2020. Available at http://allh.us/aHjv.
Session 5 – Health System Capacity: Mobilizing the Supply Chain
“The Defense Production Act is No Cure for Coronavirus.” Antos, J. American Enterprise Institute. March 26, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/7YAE.
“Premier Surveys Hospitals’ Supply Levels in March.” Premier. March 25, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/DWEF.
“The Defense Production Act of 1950: History, Authorities, and Considerations for Congress.” Congressional Research Services. March 2, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/CVuY.
“COVID-19: Managing Supply Chain Risk and Disruption.” Kilpatrick, J. and Barter, L. Deloitte. March 2020. Available at http://allh.us/wb4h.
Session 6 – Legislative and Regulatory Roundup
“The $2 Trillion Federal CARES Act: The Key Financial Assistance Provisions, Key Legislative Changes, and Next Steps.” Foley Hoag, LLP. March 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Ecwy.
“Careful or Careless? Perspectives on the CARES Act.” Enda, G., Gale, W., and Haldeman, C. Brookings Institute. March 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/h8Un.
“A Visualization of the CARES Act.” Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. March 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/AhD9.
“Using Medicaid Waivers to Help States Manage the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis.” Rosenbaum, S. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). March 26, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/RucQ.
“COVID-19: WHG Catalogue of Health Agency Guidance and Government Response to COVID-19.” Cowey, T. and LaRosa, J. Wynne Health Group. March 24, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/BgQJ.
“COVID-19 Package #3: The Coverage Provisions.” Keith, K. Health Affairs Blog. March 21, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/fXj6.
“Overview on Using Medicaid to Respond to COVID-19.” Cuello, L. National Health Law Program. March 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/hyxu.
“The Families First Coronavirus Response Act: What You Need to Know.” Stauffer, R. and Zimmerman, E. McDermott+ Consulting. March 16, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/FRAJ.
Session 7 – From Data to Decisions: Evaluating State Capacity
Key Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
CoVidActNow. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/r4YW.
“COVID-19 Projections.” Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME). April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Mp4X.
“Assessing Underlying State Conditions and Ramp-Up Challenges for the COVID-19 Response.” Baumgartner, J., Radley, D., Collins, S., et. al. The Commonwealth Fund. March 25, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/jPJT.
Interactive Tools (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“State Data and Policy Actions to Address Coronavirus.” Kaiser Family Foundation. April 2, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/xnVG.
“Are Hospitals Near Me Ready for Coronavirus? Here are Nine Different Scenarios.” Waldman, A., Shaw, A., Ngu, A., et. al. ProPublica. March 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KCPv.
Additional Resources(listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“National Coronavirus Response: A Road Map to Reopening.” Gottlieb, S., Rivers, C., McClellan, M., et. al. American Enterprise Institute. March 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XHFM.
“How Prepared is the U.S. to Respond to COVID-19 Relative to Other Countries?” Kamal, R., Kurani, N. McDermott, D., et. al. Peterson- Kaiser Family Foundation Health System Tracker. March 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/hPwT.
“Hospital Readiness for COVID-19: Analysis of Bed Capacity and How it Varies Across the Country.” Blavin, F. and Arnos, D. Urban Institute. March 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/yGaM.
“American Hospital Capacity and Projected Need for COVID-19 Patient Care.” Tsai, T., Jacobson, B., and Jha, A. Health Affairs Blog. March 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/rVMx.
“COVID-19: A Stress Test for a U.S. Health Care System Already Under Stress.” Abir, M., Cutter, C., and Nelson, C. Rand Corporation (blog). March 12, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/TEtH.
Session 8 – Advancing Prevention and Treatment: A Conversation with Dr. Mark McClellan
Key Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“National Coronavirus Response: A Road Map to Reopening.” Gottlieb, S., Rivers, C., McClellan, M., et. al. American Enterprise Institute. March 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/h4Mn.
“Advancing Treatments to Save Lives and Reduce the Risk of COVID-19.” Gottlieb, S. and McClellan, M. Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy. March 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Vfm7.
Interactive Tools (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“Coronavirus Test Tracker: Commercially Available COVID-19 Diagnostic Tests.” 360DX. April 6, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/JGcX.
“COVID-19 Treatment and Vaccine Tracker.” FasterCures, a Center of the Milken Institute. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/96XM.
“Where the U.S. Stands Now on Coronavirus Testing.” Gamio, L., Cai, W., and Hassan, A. The New York Times. March 26, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/NfXg.
Additional Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“What the COVID-19 Pandemic Will Mean for Drug Development.” Stires, H., George, K., Lucas, J., et. al. Avalere Health. April 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/cXqf.
“Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)- Industry’s R&D Efforts.” International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations. April 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/a9mp.
“COVID-19 Changed How the World Does Science, Together.” Apuzzo, M. and Kirkpatrick, D. The New York Times. April 1, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/BqQr.
“Ensuring COVID-19 Vaccine Affordability: Existing Mechanisms Should Not Be Overlooked.” Hughes, R., Cappio, K., and Fix, A. Health Affairs Blog. March 30, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/uXFc.
“The Science Behind the Test for the COVID-19 Virus.” Sparks, D. Mayo Clinic. March 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/TPRf.
“To Help Develop the Safest, Most Effective Coronavirus Tests, Treatments, and Vaccines, Ensuring Public Access to Clinical Research Data.” Morten, C., Kapcyznski, A., Krumholz, H., et. al. Health Affairs Blog. March 26, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Mrfd.
“Time for a 21st Century Manhattan Project.” Usdin, S. Biocentury. March 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/dFhN.
“U.S. Drug Supply Could Be Affected by Insufficient Information on COVID-19.” Hagen, T. The Center for Biosimilars. March 16, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/8VEm.
Special Issue – Perspectives from the Veterans Health Administration
Key Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“How the Veterans Health Administration is Responding to COVID-19: Q&A with Dr. Richard Stone.” Zephyrin, L., Klein, S., and Hostetter, M. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). April 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/EmPf.
“COVID-19 Response Plan.” U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. April 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/xyEY.
Additional Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“’How COVID-19 is Reframing Healthcare in America’ with Dr. David Shulkin, Former U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs.” DocWire (podcast). April 6, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/vCNw.
“Veterans Affairs has the Country’s Largest Health System, It Might Prove Useful Against COVID-19.” Dallas Morning News Editorial. The Dallas Morning News. March 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/f9jN.
“The Best Health System to React to COVID-19.” Gordon, S., and Craven J. The American Prospect. March 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/jrT3.
Session 9 – Social Isolation and Loneliness
Key Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“How the COVID-19 Pandemic Could Increase Social Isolation and How Providers and Policymakers Can Keep Us Connected.” Lewis, C., Shah, T., Jacobson, G., et. al. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). April 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/BaCH.
“The Gaps in Our Social Safety Net.” Blumenthal, D., Jacobson, G., and Shah, T. The Hill. April 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/TXjc.
“A Renewed Commitment to Our Nation’s Older Adults.” Robertson, L. Administration for Community Living. March 25, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/AeYT.
“Social Isolation and Loneliness in Older Adults: Opportunities for the Health Care System.” The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2020. Available at http://allh.us/wWGp.
“Association of Social and Behavioral Risk Factors with Earlier Onset of Adult Hypertension and Diabetes.” Pantell, M., Prather, A., Downing, J., et. al. JAMA Network. May 17, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/KPDc.
Additional Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“Addressing Loneliness and Social Isolation in the Medicare Population.” Davis, A. Health IT Consultant. April 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/VNEH.
“What Keeps Me Up at Night.” Tradeoffs (podcast). April 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/APby.
“How Behavioral Health Care Rules Are Evolving for COVID-19.” Maniar, P. and Kilker, S.J. Law 360. March 31, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/nHTE.
“Tools to Help Advocates Reduce Social Isolation During the Coronavirus Pandemic.” Watson, J. Center for Consumer Engagement in Health Innovation. March 31, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KYqP.
“Social Distancing Comes with Psychological Fallout.” Gupta, S. Science Magazine. March 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/hCjb.
“How Loneliness From Coronavirus Isolation Takes Its Own Toll.” Wright, R. The New Yorker. March 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KvWA.
“COVID-19 Isn’t Just a Danger to Older People’s Physical Health.” Clay, R. American Psychological Association. March 18, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/hqcp.
“How to Fight the Social Isolation of Coronavirus.” Tan, E. AARP. March 16, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/cnCg.
“How Connected Are You?” Connect2Affect. AARP Foundation. 2020. Available at http://allh.us/qbht.
“Cross-Sector Collaborations to Decrease Loneliness and Social Isolation in Older Adults.” Abedini, N., Solway, E., Piette, J., et. al. Health Affairs Blog. June 20, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/4AVn.
“Social Determinants of Health: Social Isolation and Loneliness.” America’s Health Insurance Plans. December 2019. Available at http://allh.us/7axU.
“How Social Isolation is Killing Us.” Khullar, D. The New York Times: The Upshot. December 22, 2016. Available at http://allh.us/kr6g.
Session 10 – The Science and Policy of Vaccine Development
Key Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“COVID-19 Treatment and Vaccine Tracker.” FasterCures, a Center of the Milken Institute. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/3YhC.
Additional Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“What Will it Take to Get a Coronavirus Vaccine?” Klein, S. and Hostetter, M. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). April 14, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/m4QA.
“The Biopharmaceutical Industry is Leading the Way in Developing New Vaccines and Treatments for COVID-19.” PhRMA. April 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/kJeQ.
“The COVID-19 Vaccine Development Landscape.” Le, T., Andreadakis, Z., Kumar, A., et. al. Nature. April 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/MkcX.
“How We are Fighting COVID-19.” Wilbur, T. PhRMA. The Catalyst (blog). April 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/uvwx.
“Moonshot: The Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine.” FasterCures, a Center of the Milken Institute. April 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KxDV.
“Here’s Why We Can’t Rush a COVID-19 Vaccine.” Boyle, P. Association of American Medical Colleges. March 31, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/4Qdu.
“Developing COVID-19 Vaccines at Pandemic Speed.” Lurie, N., Saville, M., Hatchett, R., et. al. The New England Journal of Medicine. March 30, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/bXuy.
“Ensuring COVID-19 Vaccine Affordability: Existing Mechanisms Should Not Be Overlooked.” Hughes, R., Cappio, K., and Fix, A. Health Affairs Blog. March 30, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/uXFc.
“A Guide to the Vaccines and Drugs that Could Fight Coronavirus.” Belluz, J., Irfan, U. and Resnick, B. Vox. March 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/abXK.
“What Will it Take to Develop a Vaccine for COVID-19?” LaFave, S. Johns Hopkins University. Hub (blog). March 26, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/uNHR.
“Racing to Develop a Potential COVID-19 Vaccine with Unprecedented Partnership.” Pfizer. Breakthroughs (blog). March 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/9dph.
“What is FDA’s Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) and How Can it Help Develop Therapies Faster?” Dave, N. Premier Research. March 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/uWae.
“WHO to Launch Multinational Trial to Jumpstart Search for Coronavirus Drugs.” Branswell, H. Stat News. March 18, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/y9rx.
“Vaccine Testing and the Approval Process.” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. May 1, 2014. Available at http://allh.us/VhgT.
Session 11 – Rural Health System Response
Key Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“Rural America Isn’t Ready for a Pandemic.” Brumage, M. The Atlantic. March 18, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Rhmp.
“CARES Act: Provisions to Help Rural Hospitals.” American Hospital Association. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/apXK.
Additional Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“Indian Country’s COVID-19 Syllabus.” Indian Country Today. April 22, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/nAxc.
“Rural Response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).” Rural Health Information Hub. April 22, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/pr9W.
“We Must Also Flatten the Curve of Rural Hospital Closures.” Arrington, J. The Washington Examiner. April 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/6WwC.
“Telehealth Coverage Policies in the Time of COVID-19.” The National Telehealth Policy Resource Center. Center for Connected Health Policy. April 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KHdt.
“The COVID-19 Crisis is Giving States that Haven’t Expanded Medicaid New Reasons to Reconsider.” Mann, C. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). April 15, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/6QCp.
“Summary of the Rural Health Program.” Federal Communications Commission. April 13, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/xpY7.
“Indian Health Service Expands Telehealth Services During COVID-19 Response.” U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. April 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/3ECm.
“CMS Guidance on Telehealth for Rural Health, Substance Use Treatment.” Gontscharow, Z. America’s Essential Hospitals. April 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/mnBY.
“To Weather COVID-19, Rural Hospitals Might Need More Support.” Arnos, D. and Blavin, F. The Urban Institute. Urban Wire (blog). April 6, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/JwhV.
‘Before the Storm: Rural Hospital Workforce Pushed to the Breaking Point When Treating Coronavirus.” Estes, C. Forbes. April 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/K9cB.
“Confronting Rural America’s Health Care Crisis.” Bipartisan Policy Center. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/yWgm.
“A View from the Frontlines of the COVID-19 Pandemic (video).” Margaret Mary Health. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/huXa.
“COVID-19 Resources.” National Rural Health Association. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/AXHR.
“Where Coronavirus Could Find a Refuge: Native American Reservations.” Cancryn, A. Politico. March 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ChWH.
“COVID-19 Threatens Rural Hospitals Already Stretched to a Breaking Point.” Weber, L. Modern Healthcare. March 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ku3N.
“COVID-19 Exposes the Precarious State of Rural Health Care in the South.” Paschal, O. Facing South. March 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/HQkw.
“The U.S. Has a Perfect Opportunity to Bring Better Internet to Rural Areas.” Calabrese, M. and Nasr, A. Slate. December 16, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/typu.
“Stop Overlooking the Richness of Rural Life.” Abrams, S. American Enterprise Institute. October 7, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/aBcw.
“Corporations Aren’t the Problem with Broadband Access.” Rinehart, W. American Action Forum. September 3, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/hEGm.
Session 12 – From Data to Decisions: Mobilizing a Surveillance Infrastructure
Key Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“Roadmap to Recovery: A Public Health Guide for Governors.” National Governors Association & Association of State and Territorial Health Officials. April 22, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XQ93.
“What Testing Capacity Do We Need?” Kates, J., Michaud, J., Orgera, K., et al. Kaiser Family Foundation. April 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/bYfu.
“Accelerating Data Infrastructure for COVID-19 Surveillance and Management.” Miri, A. and O’Neill, D. Health Affairs Blog. April 14, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/AFHC.
“A National Plan to Enable Comprehensive COVID-19 Case Finding and Contact Tracing in the US.” Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security & Association of State and Territorial Health Officials. April 13, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XxGh.
“R0: How Scientists Quantify the Intensity of an Outbreak Like Coronavirus and Predict the Pandemic’s Spread.” Eisenberg, J. The Conversation. March 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/39E4.
Additional Resources (listed chronologically, beginning with the most recent)
“Opening Up America Again.” The White House & Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/9bJR.
“Roadmap to Pandemic Resilience.” Allen D., Block, S., Cohen, J. et al. Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University. April 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/yExU.
“CDC plans to Roll out App in May to Speed up COVID-19 Case Reporting.” Landi, H. FierceHealthcare. April 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/gQ6f.
“From Mitigation to Containment of the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Walensky, R. and del Rio, C. JAMA. April 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Nbqt.
“The Fierce Urgency of Now: Closing Glaring Gaps in US Surveillance Data on COVID-19.” Krieger, N., Gonsalves, G., Bassett, M., et al. Health Affairs Blog. April 14, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/dhpq.
“A New Strategy for Bringing People Back to Work During COVID-19.” Kocher, B., Chen, L., Roy, A., et al. The Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity. April 14, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Wjxe.
“Enlisting Big Data in the Fight Against Coronavirus” (hearing). U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. April 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/QucX.
“Why We Must Test Millions A Day.” Siddarth, D. and Weyl, E. Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University. April 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/8H7u.
“A National COVID-19 Surveillance System: Achieving Containment.” McClellan, M., Gottlieb, S., Mostashari, F., et al. Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy. April 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KVPF.
“CDC Launches Studies to Get more Precise Count of Undetected Covid-19 Cases.” Branswell, H. STAT. April 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/JD3E.
“A National and State Plan To End the Coronavirus Crisis.” Emanuel, Z., Tanden, N., Spiro, T., et al. Center for American Progress. April 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/buaM.
“Baker-Polito Administration Announces COVID-19 Community Tracing Collaborative to Further Mitigate the Spread of Virus.” Commonwealth of Massachusetts. April 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/m4UJ.
“National Coronavirus Response: A Roadmap to Recovering.” Gottlieb, S., Rivers, C., McClellan, M., et al. American Enterprise Institute. March 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XHFM.
“Managing the COVID-19 Epidemic – Beyond the Initial Response.” Gottlieb, S., McClellan, M., and Silvis, L. Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy. March 26, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/83w4.
“Driving Public Health in the Fast Lane: The Urgent Need for a 21st Century Data Superhighway.” Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists. September 25, 2019. Available at http://allh.us/p6HJ.
Session 13 – Nursing Home Care
Key Resources
“Nursing Homes in the Time of COVID-19: We Need Urgent Action Now and a Long-Term Strategy.” Fulmer, T. The John A Hartford Foundation. April 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/UV9x.
“How Has COVID-19 Changed Health Care for Older Americans?” Seervai, S. The Commonwealth Fund. The Dose (podcast). April 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/kwX6.
“Coronavirus: Nursing Homes Need Our Help- Here Are 3 Ways Trump Can Save Lives.” Feifer, R. Fox News. April 16, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/awC6.
Additional Resources
“The Grim Post-COVID-19 Future for Nursing Homes.” Gleckman, H. Forbes. May 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/kxpy.
“Care Homes Strategy for Infection Prevention & Control of COVID-19 Based on Clear Delineation of Risk Zones.” Comes-Herra, A. Long-Term Care Responses to COVID-19. May 1, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/jgJm.
“How Can States Keep Nursing Home Residents Safe During the Pandemic.” Seegert, L. Association for Health Care Journalists. April 30, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/wAr6.
“Data Note: Requirements for Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities in Response to COVID-19 Vary Across States.” True, S., Neuman, T., Cubanski, J., et. al. Kaiser Family Foundation. April 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/UBpE.
“Nursing Homes Were a Disaster Waiting to Happen.” Mollot, R. The New York Times. April 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/VrgD.
“States Leverage Medicaid to Provide Nursing Homes a Lifeline through COVID-19.” Flinn, B. LeadingAge. April 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/U43y.
“Impact of the COVID-19 Outbreak on Long-Term Care in the United States.” Van Houtven, C., Boucher, N., and Dawson, W. International Long-Term Care Policy Network. April 24, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/TK3m.
“States Reporting of Cases and Deaths Due to COVID-19 in Long-Term Care Facilities.” Chidambaram, P. Kaiser Family Foundation. April 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/cePW.
“COVID-19 and Workers at Risk: Examining the Long-Term Care Workforce.” True, S., Cubanski, J., Garfield, R., et. al. Kaiser Family Foundation. April 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/erum.
“Discharging COVID-19 Patients to Nursing Homes Called a ‘Recipe For Disaster.’’ Jaffe, I. National Public Radio. April 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/qD3B.
“Nursing Home Coronavirus Rules Provoke Backlash.” Simpson, A. Pew Charitable Trusts. April 10, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/NH7t.
“COVID-19 Poses Particular Challenges for Nursing Homes.” Johns Hopkins. Hub (blog). April 1, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/YVKw.
“Low Pay, High Risk: Nursing Home Workers Confront Coronavirus Dilemma.” Cott, E., Laffin, B., and Khadra, E. The New York Times. March 31, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ADb6.
“Nursing Homes Are Ground Zero for COVID-19 Pandemic.” Barnett, M. and Grabowski, D. JAMA Network. March 24, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/QukC.
“Coronavirus Stress Test: Many 5-Star Nursing Homes Have Infection-Control Lapses.” Rau, J. Kaiser Health News. March 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/UTcP.
“COVID-19 and Nursing Homes.” American Geriatrics Society. March 2020. Available at http://allh.us/cAu4.
Session 14 – Lessons from Home and Abroad: Implementing a Contact Tracing Strategy
Key Resources
“Here’s How Coronavirus Contact Tracing Works in Massachusetts.” Bebinger, M. WBUR. May 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/GxF3.
“How Germany’s Approach to COVID-19 Sets the Country Apart.” Seervai, S. The Commonwealth Fund. May 1, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/pE7C.
“Loosening COVID-19 Social Distancing Interventions: Lessons Learned from Abroad.” Parekh, A, Hoagland, W., Cassling, K., et. al. Bipartisan Policy Center. April 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/y34E.
“What It Takes to Be a Contact Tracer.” National Public Radio. April 25, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/fYBa.
Interactive Tools
“Contact Tracing Workforce Estimator.” The George Washington University. Fitzhugh Mullan Institute for Health Workforce Equity. May 2020. Available at http://allh.us/aYP8.
Additional Resources
“Contact Tracing for COVID-19: New Considerations for Its Practical Application.” Bode, M., Craven, M., Leopoldseder, M. et. al. McKinsey & Company. May 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/aJKC.
“States Nearly Doubled Plans for Contact Tracers Since NPR Surveyed Them 10 Days Ago.” Simmons-Duffin, S. National Public Radio. May 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/P7ew.
“India’s COVID-19 Contact Tracing App Could Leak Patient Locations.” Greenberg, A. Wired. May 5, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/QGcE.
“Contact Tracing: Part of a Multipronged Approach to Fight the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. April 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Mh4C.
“Can We Track COVID-19 and Protect Privacy at the Same Time?” Halpern, S. The New Yorker. April 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/MpyB.
“Some Countries Are Squashing the Coronavirus Curve. Vietnam is One.” Mandhana, N. and Le, L. The Wall Street Journal. April 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/NPX9.
“Managing Health Privacy and Bias in COVID-19 Public Surveillance.” Lee, N. and Roberts, J. Brookings Institute. April 21, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/wXbv.
“Roadmap to Recovery: A Public Health Guide for Governors.” National Governors Association. April 21, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XQ93.
“Roadmap to Pandemic Resilience.” Harvard University. Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics. April 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/EJ8u.
“Building COVID-19 Contact Tracing Capacity in Health Departments to Support Reopening American Society Safely.” National Association of County & City Health Officials. April 16, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Xw68.
“A New Strategy for Bringing People Back to Work During COVID-19.” Roy, A. The Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity. April 14, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XxGh.
“A National Plan to Enable Comprehensive COVID-19 Case Finding and Contact Tracing in the U.S.” Watson, C., Cicero, A., Blumenstock, J., et. al. Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security and Association of State and Territorial Health Officials. April 13, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XxGh.
“A National COVID-19 Surveillance System: Achieving Containment.” McClellan, M., Gottlieb, S., Mostashari, F., et. al. Duke University Robert J. Margolis, M.D. Center for Health Policy. April 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KVPF.
“Global Coronavirus Response” Partners in Health. March 13, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/PbQD.
Session 15 – The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Key Resources
“COVID-19: Updates on Supply Chain Management and ASHP Legislative Efforts” (podcast). ASHP. April 2, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/xC9r.
“We Still Don’t Know Who Makes this Drug.” Conti, R., Berndt, E., Kaygisiz, N., et. al. Health Affairs Blog. February 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/4Qjk.
Interactive Resources
“Map Your Meds: State-by-State Guide to Getting Rx Refills During an Emergency.” Healthcare Ready. May 14, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/4Q7p.
Additional Resources
“Setting Up a Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Supply Chain is a Complex and Lengthy Process.” Longo, N. The Catalyst (blog). PhRMA. Available at http://allh.us/gXGk.
“Gilead’s Virus Drug Seen in Short Supply for Americans.” Flanagan, C. Bloomberg News. May 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/hrXb.
“COVID-19 Highlights Problems with Our Generic Supply Chain.” Gustafsson, L. To The Point (blog). The Commonwealth Fund. May 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Xvur.
“COVID-19 and Its Impact on the Global Drug Supply Chain.” Neal, J., Clements, R., Coffelt, J., et al. Avalere Health. April 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/UvWF.
“Medication Shortages are The Next Crisis. Faust, J. The Atlantic. April 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/JNMt.
“Drug Prices Shift as COVID-19 Begins Making its Mark on the Supply Chain.” 46brooklyn Research. April 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/eXVW.
“COVID-19 Reveals Fissures in the Nation’s Prescription Drug Supply Chain.” Lyons, C. Arnold Ventures. April 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XRUG.
“FDA Takes Another Step to Ease Shortages of Drugs for COVID-19 Patients on Ventilators.” Silverman, E. STAT News. April 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/8Fdq.
“The Global Drug Supply Chain.” Holt, C. American Action Forum. April 10, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/4Q7p.
“Ensuring Access to Medications in the U.S. During the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Alexander, G. and Qato, D. JAMA Network. April 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/r6YH.
“Troubled Overseas Drugmakers Get Free Pass in Coronavirus Crisis.” Edney, A. Bloomberg. April 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/TCjk.
“A Blueprint for Enhancing the Security of the U.S. Pharmaceutical Supply Chain.” Association for Accessible Medicines. April 2020. Available at http://allh.us/3kXY.
“COVID-19 Supply Chain Considerations.” Finkel, M. and Zalewski, Z. Avalere Health. March 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/nVBU.
Session 16 – The Changing Landscape of Primary Care
Key Resources
“Primary Care Marshall Plan: Minimizing the Negative Impact of COVID-19 by Ensuring Family and Primary Care Practice Viability.” Mostashari, F., Martin, R.S., Chase, D., et al. Health Rosetta. Available at http://allh.us/MAWC.
“The COVID-19 Tsunami: The Tide Goes Out Before It Comes In.” Phillips, R., Bazemore, A., and Baum, A. Health Affairs Blog. April 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/UCpG.
“Opportunities and Barriers for Telemedicine in the U.S. During the COVID-19 Emergency and Beyond.” Weigel, G., Ramaswamy, A., Sorbel, L., et al. Kaiser Family Foundation. May 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Kn9x.
“Primary Care and the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Lewis, C., Seervai, S., Shah, T., et al. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). April 22, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ypqk.
Additional Resources
“Primary Care and COVID-19: Week 9 Survey.” Primary Care Collaborative and the Larry A. Green Center. Available at http://allh.us/AkQN.
“Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Data Insights.” Phreesia. May 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/tugr.
“Pandemic Shock Threatens to Undermine Outpatient Care.” Schneider, E. and Shah, T. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). May 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/4n6Y.
“The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Outpatient Visits: A Rebound Emerges.” Mehrotra, A., Chernew, M., Linetsky, D., et al. The Commonwealth Fund. May 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/7Gnr.
“72 Hours That Upend How Cleveland Clinic Delivers Primary Care.” Berg, S. American Medical Association. May 18, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/VmpG.
“Ensuring The Growth Of Telehealth During COVID-19 Does Not Exacerbate Disparities In Care.” Velasquez, D., and Mehrotra, A. Health Affairs Blog. May 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/8TFu.
“Doctors Without Patients: ‘Our Waiting Rooms Are Like Ghost Towns’” Abelson, R. The New York Times. May 5, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KbEv.
“Q&A: Why Primary Care Needs a Prospective Payment System.” Weinstock, M. Modern Healthcare. May 2, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ubkX.
“Coronavirus Has Created A Crisis for Primary Care Doctors and Their Patients.” Scott, D. Vox. April 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/DYtd.
“Primary Care’s Role in Responding to COVID-19” (webinar). Primary Care Collaborative. April 15, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/v9AF.
“Doctors Without Patients: ‘Our Waiting Rooms Are Like Ghost Towns.’ ” Abelson, R. The New York Times. May 5, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KbEv.
Session 17 – The Role of Medicaid
Key Resources
“Congress Should Help Medicaid Hold the Bulwarks of the Health Care Safety-Net.” Browning, L. National Association of Medicaid Directors. May 13, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/tBmf.
“Supports for Managed Care and Provider Networks During the COVID-19 Emergency Response.” Khanal, P. Center for Health Care Strategies, Inc. May 12, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/UvYG.
“Using Medicaid Waivers to Help States Manage the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis.” Rosenbaum, S. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). March 26, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/EaPW.
“Medicaid and the Coronavirus: Putting the Nation’s Largest Health Care First Responder to Work.” Rosenbaum, S. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point. March 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/MB7r.
Additional Resources
“Medicaid Emergency Authority Tracker: Approved State Actions to Address COVID-19.” Kaiser Family Foundation. June 1, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/F3yj.
“State Medicaid and CHIP Strategies to Protect Coverage During COVID-19.” National Academy for State Health Policy. May 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/gfac.
“Inequities Amplified by COVID-19: Opportunities for Medicaid to Address Health Disparities.” Patel, S. and McGinnis, T. Health Affairs Blog. May 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/yTxX.
“COVID-19, Unemployment Compensation, and State Medicaid Expansion Decisions.” Blumberg, L.J., Simpson, M., Buettgens, M., et. al. Urban Institute and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. May 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/MWkE.
“Early Insights from Medicaid Directors: What is the Impact of COVID-19 on Medicaid Utilization.” Browning, L. National Association of Medicaid Directors. May 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/PfKu.
“Addressing the Needs of Medical Populations During the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Center for Health Care Strategies, Inc. May 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/9FPq.
“A Surge in Medicaid Enrollment is Coming.” Browning, L. National Association of Medicaid Directors. May 21, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/FAQU.
“How COVID-19 Will Likely Affect Spending, and Why Many Other Analyses May Be Wrong.” Kronick, R. Health Affairs Blog. May 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/EtwG.
“Layoffs and the Uninsured: Early Evidence.” Holtz-Eakin, D. and Lee, T. American Action Forum. May 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/qnu4.
“Ensuring People Have the Medicaid Coverage They Need During the Economic Crisis.” Mann, C. and Dervan, E. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). May 6, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/mDjy.
“A New Recipe for Waste in Medicaid.” Blase, B. Wall Street Journal. May 5, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/cjYQ.
“The Impact of Medicaid Expansion on States’ Budgets.” Ward, B. The Commonwealth Fund. May 5, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/6DvB.
“Key Questions About the New Increase in Federal Medicaid Matching Funs for COVID-19.” Musumeci, M.B. Kaiser Family Foundation. May 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/C7eK.
“Critical Need for Further, Large FMAP Increase to Sustain State Medicaid Programs During Economic Crisis.” Park, E. Georgetown University. May 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/QjWN.
“How the COVID-19 Recession Could Affect Health Insurance Coverage.” Garrett, B. and Gangopadhyaya, A. Urban Institute and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. May 2020. Available at http://allh.us/6RwD.
“FAQs on COVID-19’s Potential Impact on Medicaid and Medicaid Managed Care Organizations.” American Academy of Actuaries. April 24, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/FnBN.
“The COVID-19 Crisis is Giving States that Haven’t Expanded Medicaid New Reasons to Reconsider.” Mann, C. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). April 15, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/6QCp
“Covering the Uninsured During the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Antos, J. and Capretta, J. American Enterprise Institute. March 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/3mnu.
“Overview on Using Medicaid to Respond to COVID-19.” Cuello, L. National Health Law Program. March 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/hyxu.
“Under Pressure, Trump Administration Opens Door to Mobilizing Medicaid to Fight Coronavirus.” Levey, N. Los Angeles Times. March 13, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/u9Dd.
“COVID-19 Response: Medicaid Messaging for State Advocates Communicating with Federal and State Policymakers.” Community Catalyst. March 2020. Available at http://allh.us/dJrh.
Session 18 – Health Inequities: Addressing the Disease Burden in Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Communities
Key Resources
“Doctors Can’t Treat COVID-19 Effectively Without Recognizing the Social Justice Aspects of Health.” Julian, Z., Hardeman, R., and Huerto, R. The Conversation. June 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/JGUb.
“COVID-19 More Prevalent, Deadlier in U.S. Counties with Higher Black Populations.” Zephyrin, L., Radley, D., Getachew, Y., et. al. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). April 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Xxra.
“Why We Need to Be Talking About Health Equity During the Coronavirus Pandemic.” Powell, W. and Everette, T. Hartford Courant. April 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/GUtX.
“It’s Time to Address the Role of Implicit Bias Within Health Care Delivery.” Agrawal, S. and Enekwechi, A. Health Affairs Blog. January 15, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Ucvm.
Additional Resources
“Beyond Lip Service: Taking a Genuine Approach to Tackling COVID-19 (And All) Black-White Health Disparities in the United States.” Glasgow, L. Health Affairs Blog. June 9, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/MhWC.
“Black Americans Face Higher COVID-19 Risks, Are More Hesitant to Trust Medical Scientist, Get Vaccinated.” Gramlich, J. and Funk, C. Pew Research Center. June 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/pA8a.
“Trump Administration Sets Demographic Requirements for Coronavirus Reports.” Weiland, N. and Mandavilli, A. The New York Times. June 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/q4bG.
“Compliant but Unprotected: Communities of Color Take Greater Action to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 But Remain at Risk.” Hernandez-Vallant, A., Sanchez, G., Roybal, C., et. al. Interdisciplinary Association for Population Health Science. June 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/YcNR.
“Links to Information on COVID-19 & Vulnerable Populations.” National Institute of Health Care Management. June 2020. Available at http://allh.us/874Q.
“Native American Studies: COVID-19 & Indigenous Communities.” University of California Berkeley. June 2020. Available at http://allh.us/fM7y.
“What Do Coronavirus Racial Disparities Look Like State by State?” Godoy, M. and Wood, D. National Public Radio. May 30, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/X4wn.
“COVID-19 and Communities of Color.” Holtz-Eakin, D. American Action Forum. May 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/NMyg.
“3 Principles for an Anti-Racist, Equitable State Response to COVID-19- and a Stronger Recovery.” Williams, E. and Sanders, C. Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. May 21, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/yAeJ.
“COVID-19 Presents Significant Risks for American Indian and Alaska Native People.” Artiga, S. and Orgera, K. Kaiser Family Foundation. May 14, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/dcBx.
“COVID-19 and Racial/Ethnic Disparities.” Webb Hooper, M. Nápoles, A., and Pèrez-Stable, E. JAMA Network. May 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/xvWP.
“Race, Comorbidities, and COVID-19.” Epic Health Research Network. May 11, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/PuHQ.
“The CARES Act Risks Becoming a Caste Act. Here’s How We Can Change That.” Ray, R., Jackson, J., and Yeary, S.T. Newsweek. May 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/QGHb.
“Best Practices for American Indian and Alaska Native Data Collection.” Urban Indian Health Institute. May 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/fWhE.
“COVID-19 Relief for Communities of Color: Fact Sheet.” Black Women’s Health Imperative. May 4, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Mym4.
“COVID-19’s Class Divide Creates New Political Risks.” Bolton, A. The Hill. May 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/VXYt.
“How to Reduce the Racial Gap in COVID-19 Deaths.” Ray, R. Brookings Institute. April 10, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/hvyQ.
“The ‘Soft Racism’ of the COVID-19 Pandemic Response.” Orrell, B. American Enterprise Institute. April 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/94JD.
“Black, Latino Communities Suffering Disproportionately from Coronavirus, Statistics Show.” Moreno, E. The Hill. April 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/a9Gj.
“COVID-19 Across the Navajo Nation.” Navajo Times. April 6, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/a4EQ.
Session 19 – Advancing Mental Health During the Pandemic and Beyond
Key Resources
“For Some, the COVID-19 Crisis is Also a Mental Health Crisis.” Duckworth, K. BlueCross BlueShield. June 12, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/4Vwt.
“Riana Anderson: Surviving the Coronavirus While Black- Pandemic’s Heavy Toll on African American Mental Health.” Bickel, N. University of Michigan. May 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XNmt.
“The Coming Mental-Health Crisis.” Ornstein, N., Patel, K., and Miller, B. The Atlantic. May 14, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ExBX.
“COVID-19 Exposes the Cracks in Our Already Fragile Mental Health System.” Auerbach, J. and Miller, B. American Journal of Public Health. March 28, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/mHDK.
“Healing the Nation: Advancing Mental Health and Addiction Policy.” Well Being Trust. January 2020. Available at http://allh.us/PD9H.
Session 20 – Tensions, Tradeoffs, and Takeaways: What’s at Stake for America 100 Days into the Pandemic and Where We Go from Here
“COVID Money Tracker.” Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. June 2020. Available at http://allh.us/aEq8.
“An Early Look at the Potential Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Health Insurance Coverage.” Collins, S., Gunja, M., Aboulafia, G., et. al. The Commonwealth Fund. June 23, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/j7df.
“Preparing for the Next COVID-19 Crisis: A Strategy to Save Safety-Net Hospitals.” Reese, P., Lin E., and Harhay, M. Health Affairs Blog. June 22, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/anvt.
“A Better World Ahead Means Shaping Emerging Narratives Now.” Grimm, K. Stanford Social Innovation Review. June 19, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/BF7k.
“Job-Based Insurance in a COVID-19 World.” Antos, J. and Capretta, J. The JAMA Network. June 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/KQe4.
“COVID-19 Cost Scenario Modeling: Treatment.” America’s Health Insurance Plans. June 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/8Mr4.
“Lessons from the Lockdown- and What Comes Next.” Baker, S. Axios. June 1, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/bfTk.
“Good Health is Good Business.” Hoagland, W., Parekh, A., Martin, H., et. al. Bipartisan Policy Center. June 2019. Available at http://allh.us/XBWH.
“What Will We Learn from COVID-19.” Hardy, A. PhRMA. The Catalyst (blog). May 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/CvXp.
“This is the Future of the Pandemic.” Roberts, S. The New York Times. May 8, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/ya8E.
“Trust and the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Edelman. May 5, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Efc9.
“Reopening America: How to Save Lives and Livelihoods.” Allen, J. and West, D. Brookings Institute. May 2020. Available at http://allh.us/r9f8.
“COVID-19’s Disproportionate Impact on Vulnerable Populations.” National Institute for Health Care Management. May 2020. Available at http://allh.us/r9BP.
“Hospitals and Health Systems Face Unprecedented Financial Pressures Due to COVID-19.” American Hospital Association. May 2020. Available at http://allh.us/8Hgr.
“It’s Not Too Early to Prepare for the Next Pandemic.” Blumenthal, D. and Fowler, E. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). April 20, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/xyPk.
“Public Health Principles for a Phased Reopening: Guidance for Governors.” Gottlieb, S., Rivers, C., Martin, E. Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. American Enterprise Institute. April 17, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Tdva.
“Lessons Learned from the Coronavirus.” Durbin, D. The State Journal-Register. April 3, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/nU8t.
Additional Resources
“Using Telehealth to Meet Mental Health Needs During the COVID-19 Crisis.” Warren, J. and Smalley, K. The Commonwealth Fund. To the Point (blog). June 18, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/AfwW.
“A Post-Pandemic Crisis: The Mental Toll on America.” Moghadam, R. PhRMA. The Catalyst (blog). June 16, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/7HrA.
“COVID-19 and Mental Health: What We Are Learning from www.MHAscreening.org.” Gionfriddo, P. Mental Health America (presentation). June 1, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/QurJ.
“Double Jeopardy: COVID-19 and Behavioral Health Disparities for Black and Latino Communities in the U.S.” Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). June 2020. Available at http://allh.us/y6w4.
“Medicaid Offers Critical Support for People Who are Experiencing Behavioral Health Crises During the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Robles-Fradet, A. and Coursolle, A. National Health Law Program. May 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/JrFt.
“Mental Health Conditions and Substance Use: Comparing U.S. Needs and Treatment Capacity with Those in Other High-Income Countries.” Tikkanen, R., Fields, K. Williams, R. et. al. The Commonwealth Fund. May 21, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Ykey.
“Using Telebehavioral Health to Increase Access to Care for Rural and Vulnerable Populations Amid COVID-19.” Association of State and Territorial Health Officials. May 7, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/eEDM.
“Caring for Mental Health in Communities of Color During COVID-19.” Proctor, D. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. May 5, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/YdEj.
“Availability of Telemedicine Services Across Hospitals in the United States in 2018: A Cross-Sectional Study.” Jain, S., Khera, M., and Lin, M. Annals of Internal Medicine. April 30, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Yp4P.
“How to Care for Health Professionals During Crisis and Beyond.” Berg, S. American Medical Association. April 29, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XEyq.
“Information on the CARES Act for People with Mental Illness.” National Association on Mental Illness. April 27, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/j8UA.
“Pandemic Affects Mental Health of Frontline Health Workers.” Noguchi, Y. National Public Radio. April 22, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XP3Q.
“The Implications of COVID-19 for Mental Health and Substance Use.” Panchal, N., Kamal, R., Orgera, K., et. al. Kaiser Family Foundation. April 21, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/XNmt.
“COVID-19 Pandemic Perspectives: Will COVID-19 Change the Way We Look at Mental Health and Substance Misuse.” Woodlock, K. United Hospital Fund. April 13, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/d34J.
“COVID 19: Potential Implications for Individuals with Substance Use Disorders.” Volkow, N. National Institute on Drug Abuse. April 6, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/Cedf.
“Returning to Resilience: The Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health and Substance Use.” Coe, E. and Enomoto, K. McKinsey & Company. April 2, 2020. Available http://allh.us/Hmrk.
“Mental Health Needs of Health Care Workers Providing Frontline COVID-19 Care.” Ayanian, J. JAMA Network. April 1, 2020. Available at http://allh.us/MEBq.