While there are ongoing conversations in the scientific community about what a “good” qualitative study entails, there are some widely accepted guidelines to consider.
While there are ongoing conversations in the scientific community about what a “good” qualitative study entails, there are some widely accepted guidelines to consider.
Racial bias is pervasive in American medicine. Part of that can be attributed to the way we train doctors, and another part stems from WHO
In this episode, Dr. Krista Hoffmann-Longtin and Dr. Tiffany Doherty talk with Dr. Aaron Carroll about the importance of science communication. They discuss some major
Racial disparities are rampant in healthcare. In addition to structural inequalities, the issues are partly due to racial bias among healthcare workers. These biases stem,
Vasectomies are performed half as frequently as tubal ligation despite being safer, less-invasive, and easier to reverse. There are barriers to getting a vasectomy that may lead to this disparity.
As part of an executive order signed by President Biden, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid aim to reduce the administrative burden of applying for CHIP and Medicaid.
The deadline for the call for abstracts for the Health Services Research special issue on Aligning Systems for Health has been extended to Monday September 26.
As the racial composition of the opioid epidemic changes again, history suggests our response may be at risk of changing, too.
Omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5 emerged a little while ago, and they are particularly contagious. Why is that and what are we doing about it?
In this episode, Dr. Jasmine Gonzalvo talks with Dr. Aaron Carroll about her team’s efforts to address health disparities through Purdue University’s Center for Health
Pharmaceutical options for both emergency contraception and abortion are available to those who can get pregnant. In this episode we take a look at the
When policy concessions continually come at the expense of the same group of people, it’s not reasonable to conclude it’s a coincidence.
The rape kit backlog comprises thousands of untested SAEC kits stored in police departments and crime labs across the United States.
the health services research blog
Work posted here under copyright © of the authors • Details on the Site Policies page
