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Research Briefs

Below is a list of summaries of important RAND Health studies in the following areas:


Aging and Health

Constrained Choice: Why Are Some Women and Men Able To Create and Maintain Healthy Lifestyles, While Others Are Not?— 2008

Modeling the Health and Medical Care Spending of the Future Elderly — 2008

Improving the Quality of Health Care for Older Adults — 2008

A Look inside the "Doughnut Hole": How Drug-Benefit Limits Affect Retiree Prescription Use — 2007

Health Coverage Options for Military Retirees— 2007

Reviewing the returns of research: Capturing payback from funding by the Arthritis Research Campaign — 2007

Vaccinating Residents and Staff Can Reduce Influenza Outbreaks in Nursing Homes — 2006

Redefining and Reforming Health Care for the Last Years of Life — 2006

Developing Quality of Care Indicators for the Vulnerable Elderly: The ACOVE Project — 2004

Future Health and Medical Care Spending of the Elderly — 2004

The Quality of Health Care Received by Older Adults — 2004

Costs of a Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit: A Comparison of Alternatives — 2002

Improving Access to Drugs for Medicare Beneficiaries: Can State Laws Help? — 2002

Extending Health Care Insurance to Specific Populations: Profile of RAND Work — 2000

Grandparents Caring for Grandchildren What Do We Know? — 2000

Prescription Drugs and the Elderly: Policy Implications of Medicare Coverage — 1999

Three Aspects of Health, Well-Being, and the Effective Functioning of the Elderly — 1998

Trends in Functional Limitations: Are Older Americans Living Longer and Better? — 1998

Government Policy and the Cost and Quality of Nursing Homes — 1996

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Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Ephedra—Is it Worth the Risk? — 2003

Changing Views of Chiropractic...and a National Reappraisal of Nontraditional Health Care — 2001

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Diversity and Health

Constrained Choice: Why Are Some Women and Men Able To Create and Maintain Healthy Lifestyles, While Others Are Not?— 2008

Organizing for Quality: Inside the ''Black Box'' of Health Care Improvement in Europe and the United States — 2008

Immigrants and Health Care: A Complex Picture — 2008

The Public Spends Little to Provide Health Care for Undocumented Immigrants — 2006

Disparities in Care for HIV Patients: Results of the HCSUS Study — 2006

Improving Access to Needed Health Care Improves Low-Income Children's Quality of Life— 2006

Redefining and Reforming Health Care for the Last Years of Life — 2006

Triple Jeopardy for Vulnerable Children: Greater Health Needs, Less Access, Poorer Primary Care — 2006

Do Cardiologists Perceive Racial or Ethnic Disparities in the Treatment of Heart Patients? — 2005

Does Neighborhood Deterioration Lead to Poor Health? — 2005

HIV Testing Among Indigent Women: Who Gets Tested? — 2005

Access to HIV Care: Initial Results from the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study — 2000

Are People with Mental Illness Getting the Help they Need? — 2000

Extending Health Care Insurance to Specific Populations: Profile of RAND Work — 2000

Health Care Coverage for the Nation's Uninsured: Can We Get to Universal Coverage? — 2000

Preventing Very Low Birthweight Births: A Bundle of Savings — 1998

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End-of-Life Care

Health Coverage Options for Military Retirees— 2007

Redefining and Reforming Health Care for the Last Years of Life — 2006

End-of-Life Care and Outcomes — 2004

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Global Health

Organizing for Quality: Inside the ''Black Box'' of Health Care Improvement in Europe and the United States — 2008

Estimating the Global Health Impact of Improved Diagnostic Tools for the Developing World — 2007

Health System Reconstruction and Nation-Building — 2007

Measuring the benefits from research — 2007

Reviewing the returns of research: Capturing payback from funding by the Arthritis Research Campaign — 2007

Global Technology Revolution 2020: Technology Trends and Cross-Country Variation — 2006

The Arc: A Formal Structure for a Palestinian State — 2005

Building a Successful Palestinian State — 2005

Policy and Health in Asia: Financing and Allocating Public Expenditures — 2003

Policy and Health in Asia: Demographic and Epidemiologic Transitions — 2000

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Health Economics

Modeling the Health and Medical Care Spending of the Future Elderly — 2008

State Insurance Mandates and Consumer Directed Health Plans— 2008

A Look inside the "Doughnut Hole": How Drug-Benefit Limits Affect Retiree Prescription Use — 2007

Do Policies That Target Physicians Who Make Medical Malpractice Payments Reduce Negligent Injuries? — 2007

A Systematic Review of the Adverse Effects of Prescription Drug Cost Sharing — 2007

Health Coverage Options for Military Retirees— 2007

Behavioral Health Parity: Consequences for Federal Employee Health Plans — 2007

Obesity and Disability: The Shape of Things to Come — 2007

Health System Reconstruction and Nation-Building — 2007

Consumer-Directed Health Care: Early Evidence Shows Lower Costs, Mixed Effects on Quality of Care — 2007

Measuring the benefits from research— 2007

Reviewing the returns of research: Capturing payback from funding by the Arthritis Research Campaign — 2007

The Health Insurance Experiment: A Classic RAND Study Speaks to the Current Health Care Reform Debate — 2006

The Public Spends Little to Provide Health Care for Undocumented Immigrants — 2006

Improving Access to Needed Health Care Improves Low-Income Children's Quality of Life — 2006

Triple Jeopardy for Vulnerable Children — 2006

Are Small Businesses Riskier Than Larger Ones? — 2006

Consumer Decisionmaking in the Insurance Market — 2006

Cutting Drug Co-Payments for Sicker Patients on Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Could Save a Billion Dollars Every Year — 2006

Effects of Medicare's Prospective Payment System on the Quality of Hospital Care — 2006

Integrating Treatment for People with Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Abuse Disorders in Public Systems of Care — 2006

Redefining and Reforming Health Care for the Last Years of Life — 2006

Analyzing—and Influencing—How the VA Allocates Its Health Care Dollars — 2005

Cost-Effective Allocation of Government Funds for Preventing HIV — 2005

Health Information Technology: Can HIT Lower Costs and Improve Quality? — 2005

How Cost Sharing Affects Use of Drugs by the Chronically Ill — 2005

The Managed Care Backlash: Did Consumers Vote with Their Feet? — 2005

State Efforts to Insure the Uninsured: An Unfinished Story — 2005

Will Smallpox Vaccinations Save Lives? — 2005

Changing the Medical Malpractive Dispute Process What Have We Learned From California's MICRA? — 2004

Future Health and Medical Care Spending of the Elderly — 2004

Inside the Black Box of Managed Care Decisions: Understanding Patient Disputes Over Coverage Denials — 2004

Prospects for Change in the Individual Health Insurance Market — 2004

Cost Sharing Cuts Employers' Drug Spending—But Employees Don't Get the Savings — 2002

Costs of a Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit: A Comparison of Alternatives — 2002

The Health Risks of Obesity: Worse than Smoking, Drinking, or Poverty — 2002

Improving Access to Drugs for Medicare Beneficiaries: Can State Laws Help? — 2002

Low Levels of Insurance Reimbursement Impede Access to Cochlear Implants — 2002

Health Maintenance Organizations and the Changing Physician Workforce — 2001

Access to HIV Care: Initial Results from the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study — 2000

Are People with Mental Illness Getting the Help They Need? — 2000

Extending Health Care Insurance to Specific Populations — 2000

Health Care Coverage for the Nation's Uninsured: Can We Get to Universal Coverage? — 2000

Helping Adolescents Resist Drugs — 2000

Tracking Changes in Behavioral Health Services: How Has Managed Care Changed Care? — 2000

The Benefits and Costs of Drug Use Prevention — 1999

Binding Arbitration Is Not Frequently Used to Resolve Health Care Disputes — 1999

Caring for HIV Patients: Good News and Bad News — 1999

Introducing Managed Care in the Military Health System — 1999

A Portrait of the HIV+ Population in America: Initial Results from the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study — 1999

Prescription Drugs and the Elderly: Policy Implications of Medicare Coverage — 1999

Compensating Permanent Workplace Injuries — 1998

Effects of Access to Post-Retirement Health Insurance on Retirement Behavior and Insurance Coverage — 1998

Effects of Medicare's Prospective Payment System on the Quality of Hospital Care — 1998

How Does Managed Care Affect the Cost of Mental Health Services? — 1998

How Much Would Individual Insurance Premiums Cost Under Kassebaum-Kennedy? — 1998

Improving Block Grant Allocation Formulas — 1998

Preventing Very Low Birthweight Births: A Bundle of Savings — 1998

Government Policy and the Cost and Quality of Nursing Homes — 1996

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Health Security

See research briefs at RAND's Center for Domestic and International Health Security website.

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Health Services Genomics

Delivery of Genomic Medicine for Common Chronic Adult Diseases — 2008

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HIV, STDs and Sexual Behavior

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues Among People with HIV: Lessons from HCSUS — 2007

New Perspectives on Marijuana and Youth: Abstainers Are Not Maladjusted, but Lone Users Face Difficulties — 2007

Should ART be part of a population policy mix? Assessing the demographic impact of Assisted Reproductive Technologies — 2007

Disparities in Care for HIV Patients: Results of the HCSUS Study — 2006

Cost-Effective Allocation of Government Funds for Preventing HIV — 2005

Do People with HIV Get the Dental Care They Need? Results of the HCSUS Study — 2005

HIV Testing Among Indigent Women: Who Gets Tested? — 2005

Reducing Sexual Risk Among Injection Drug Users — 2005

Understanding the Sexual Behavior of Adolescents — 2002

Access to HIV Care: Initial Results from the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study — 2000

Caring for HIV Patients: Good News and Bad News — 1999

A Portrait of the HIV+ Population in America: Initial Results from the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study — 1999

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Informatics and Technology

Measuring the Quality of Cancer Care: The National Initiative for Cancer Care Quality (NICCQ) — 2006

Global Technology Revolution 2020: Technology Trends and Cross-Country Variation — 2006

Electronic Prescribing Systems: Making it Safer to Take Your Medicine? — 2005

Future Health and Medical Care Spending of the Elderly — 2005

Health Information Technology: Can HIT Lower Costs and Improve Quality? — 2005

How Many Frozen Human Embryos are Available for Research? — 2003

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Law and Health

Constrained Choice: Why Are Some Women and Men Able To Create and Maintain Healthy Lifestyles, While Others Are Not?— 2008

State Insurance Mandates and Consumer Directed Health Plans— 2008

Behavioral Health Parity: Consequences for Federal Employee Health Plans — 2007

The Health Insurance Experiment: A Classic RAND Study Speaks to the Current Health Care Reform Debate — 2006

When It Comes to Terrorism, How Prepared Are Local and State Agencies?— 2006

Changing the Medical Malpractive Dispute Process What Have We Learned From California's MICRA? — 2004

Inside the Black Box of Managed Care Decisions: Understanding Patient Disputes Over Coverage Denials — 2004

How Many Frozen Human Embryos are Available for Research? — 2003

Does Involuntary Outpatient Treatment Work? — 2000

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Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health

Teens Who Work Are More Likely to Smoke — 2008

How Schools Responded to Student Mental Health Needs Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita — 2007

New Perspectives on Marijuana and Youth: Abstainers Are Not Maladjusted, but Lone Users Face Difficulties — 2007

Using Outcomes to Assess Teen Substance-Use Treatment Programs -- How Feasible? — 2007

Using the ''Getting to Outcomes'' Approach to Help Communities Prevent Underage Drinking — 2007

Should ART be part of a population policy mix? Assessing the demographic impact of Assisted Reproductive Technologies — 2007

How Schools Can Help Children Recover from Traumatic Experiences — 2006

Forging the Link Between Alcohol Advertising and Underage Drinking — 2006

Getting To Outcomes: Improving Community-Based Substance-Use Prevention — 2006

Improving Access to Needed Health Care Improves Low-Income Children's Quality of Life— 2006

Project ALERT Plus May Leverage the Effect of the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign — 2006

Quality Primary Care Requires More Than Insurance — 2006

Triple Jeopardy for Vulnerable Children: Greater Health Needs, Less Access, Poorer Primary Care — 2006

Helping Children Cope with Violence: A School-Based Program That Works — 2005

Saturated in Beer — 2005

Stopping Violence Before it Starts: Identifying Early Predictors of Adolescent Violence — 2005

Classroom Drug Prevention Works — 2004

Does Watching Sex on Television Influence Teens' Sexual Activity? — 2004

Evaluating Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Adolescent Probationers — 2004

Is Patient Volume a Useful Quality Measure for Very Low Birthweight Infants? — 2004

"Voltage Drops" in Children's Health Care: Barriers that Impede Children's Access to Quality Health Care — 2004

Domestic Violence in the Military: Implementing Collaborative MOUs — 2003

Does Early Smoking Signal Later Problems? — 2002

How to Improve Childhood Asthma: A Blueprint for Policy Action — 2002

Understanding the Sexual Behavior of Adolescents — 2002

What Are the True Benefits of School-Based Drug Prevention Programs? — 2002

After 9/11: Stress and Coping Across America — 2001

Guns in the Family: Firearm Storage Patterns in U.S. Homes with Children — 2001

Mental Health Care for Youth—Who Gets It? How Much Does it Cost? Who Pays? Where Does the Money Go? — 2001

Grandparents Caring for Grandchildren: What Do We Know? — 2000

The Benefits and Costs of Drug Use Prevention — 1999

The Effect of Case Management on Immunization Rates and Well-Child Care — 1998

Helping Adolescents Resist Drugs: Project ALERT — 1998

Preventing Very Low Birthweight Births: A Bundle of Savings — 1998

Teenage Alcohol Misuse: A Big Problem and a Different Solution — 1998

Youth Violence: A Public-Health Problem with Disturbing Correlations — 1998

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Mental Health

Invisible Wounds: Mental Health and Cognitive Care Needs of America's Returning Veterans — 2008

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues Among People with HIV: Lessons from HCSUS — 2007

How Schools Responded to Student Mental Health Needs Following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita — 2007

Behavioral Health Parity: Consequences for Federal Employee Health Plans — 2007

Discrete choice modeling: Methods for understanding why people make the choices that they do — 2007

Anxiety Disorders Can Have Broad, Negative Health Effects — 2006

Integrating Treatment for People with Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Abuse Disorders in Public Systems of Care — 2006

Meeting the Health Care Needs of Adults with Severe Mental Illness — 2006

Three Steps for Improving the Quality of Mental Health Care in the United States — 2006

Helping Children Cope with Violence: A School-Based Program That Works — 2005

The Relationship Between Volume and Quality in Mental Health Care — 2005

The Societal Promise of Improving Care for Depression — 2004

After 9/11: Stress and Coping Across America — 2001

Mental Health Care for Youth—Who Gets It? How Much Does it Cost? Who Pays? Where Does the Money Go? — 2001

Are People with Mental Illness Getting the Help They Need? — 2000

Partners in Care: Hope for Those Who Struggle with Hope — 2000

Tracking Changes in Behavioral Health Services: How Has Managed Care Changed Care? — 2000

The Benefits and Costs of Drug Use Prevention — 1999

How Does Managed Care Affect the Cost of Mental Health Services? — 1998

Improving the Quality and Cost-Effectiveness of Treatment for Depression — 1998

Teenage Alcohol Misuse: A Big Problem and a Different Solution — 1998

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Military Health

Invisible Wounds: Mental Health and Cognitive Care Needs of America's Returning Veterans — 2008

Health Coverage Options for Military Retirees— 2007

Analyzing—and Influencing—How the VA Allocates Its Health Care Dollars — 2005

Examining Possible Causes of Gulf War Illness: RAND Policy Investigations and Reviews of the Scientific Literature — 2005

Improving Quality of Care: How the VA Outpaces Other Systems in Delivering Patient Care — 2005

Pharmacy Benefits for Military Retirees: Controlling Costs Without Compromising Health — 2005

Domestic Violence in the Military: Implementing Collaborative MOUs — 2003

The Military Health System: How Might it Be Reorganized? — 2002

Improving Health Care Options for the Nation's Over-65 Military Retirees — 2001

Waiving Informed Consent: Military Use of Non-FDA-Approved Drugs in Combat — 2000

Introducing Managed Care in the Military Health System — 1999

Can the Military Help Prevent Drug Use Among Youth? — 1995

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Neighborhood Influences on Health

Constrained Choice: Why Are Some Women and Men Able To Create and Maintain Healthy Lifestyles, While Others Are Not?— 2008

Why People Overeat: Rethinking the Causes of Obesity— 2008

Using the ''Getting to Outcomes'' Approach to Help Communities Prevent Underage Drinking — 2007

How Neighborhoods Can Reduce the Risk of Obesity — 2007

How Schools Can Help Children Recover from Traumatic Experiences — 2006

Does Neighborhood Deterioration Lead to Poor Health? — 2005

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Overweight and Obesity

Pathways to Obesity: Are People "Hardwired" to Overeat? — 2008

Modeling the Health and Medical Care Spending of the Future Elderly — 2008

Why People Overeat: Rethinking the Causes of Obesity— 2008

How Neighborhoods Can Reduce the Risk of Obesity — 2007

Obesity and Disability: The Shape of Things to Come — 2007

Future Health and Medical Care Spending of the Elderly: Implication for Medicare — 2005

Obese Women Receiving Breast Cancer Chemotherapy are Often Undertreated — 2005

Some Prescription Diet Drugs Promote Weight Loss — 2005

Weight Loss Surgery is More Effective than Diet and Exercise in Helping Severly Obese People Lose Weight — 2005

The Health Risks of Obesity: Worse Than Smoking Drinking, or Poverty, RAND — 2002

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Public Health

Constrained Choice: Why Are Some Women and Men Able To Create and Maintain Healthy Lifestyles, While Others Are Not?— 2008

Modeling the Health and Medical Care Spending of the Future Elderly — 2008

Why People Overeat: Rethinking the Causes of Obesity— 2008

Promoting Accountability in Public Health Emergency Preparedness — 2007

Bioterrorism with Zoonotic Disease: Public Health Preparedness Lessons from a Multiagency Exercise— 2007

Health Coverage Options for Military Retirees— 2007

Using the ''Getting to Outcomes'' Approach to Help Communities Prevent Underage Drinking — 2007

How Neighborhoods Can Reduce the Risk of Obesity — 2007

Obesity and Disability: The Shape of Things to Come — 2007

Health System Reconstruction and Nation-Building — 2007

Consumer-Directed Health Care: Early Evidence Shows Lower Costs, Mixed Effects on Quality of Care — 2007

Measuring the benefits from research— 2007

Reviewing the returns of research: Capturing payback from funding by the Arthritis Research Campaign — 2007

Vaccinating Residents and Staff Can Reduce Influenza Outbreaks in Nursing Homes — 2006

The Health Insurance Experiment: A Classic RAND Study Speaks to the Current Health Care Reform Debate — 2006

The Public Spends Little to Provide Health Care for Undocumented Immigrants — 2006

Improving Access to Needed Health Care Improves Low-Income Children's Quality of Life — 2006

Are Small Businesses Riskier Than Larger Ones? — 2006

Emergency Preparedness Is Stimulating Changes in Public Health Practice — 2006

Quality Improvement Methods Can Be Used to Improve Public Health Emergency Preparedness — 2006

HIV Testing Among Indigent Women: Who Gets Tested? — 2005

Obese Women Receiving Breast Cancer Chemotherapy Are Often Undertreated — 2005

Some Prescription Diet Drugs Promote Weight Loss — 2005

State Efforts to Insure the Uninsured: An Unfinished Story — 2005

Weight Loss Surgery is More Effective than Diet and Exercise in Helping Severely Obese People Lose Weight — 2005

Will Smallpox Vaccinations Save Lives? — 2005

Gaps in Public Health Preparedness: Lessons Learned in California — 2004

Role of Doctors Critical in Effective Public Health — 2004

Will Public Health's Response to Terrorism Be Fair? — 2004

Syndromic Surveillance: An Effective Tool for Detecting Bioterrorism?— 2004

Prisoner Reentry: What Are the Public Health Challenges? — 2003

The Health Risks of Obesity: Worse than Smoking, Drinking, or Poverty — 2002

Youth Violence: A Public-Health Problem with Disturbing Correlations — 1998

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Quality of Care

Organizing for Quality: Inside the ''Black Box'' of Health Care Improvement in Europe and the United States — 2008

Improving the Quality of Health Care for Older Adults — 2008

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues Among People with HIV: Lessons from HCSUS — 2007

A Systematic Review of the Adverse Effects of Prescription Drug Cost Sharing — 2007

Consumer-Directed Health Care: Early Evidence Shows Lower Costs, Mixed Effects on Quality of Care — 2007

Measuring the benefits from research— 2007

Reviewing the returns of research: Capturing payback from funding by the Arthritis Research Campaign — 2007

Discrete choice modelling: Methods for understanding why people make the choices that they do — 2007

Vaccinating Residents and Staff Can Reduce Influenza Outbreaks in Nursing Homes — 2006

Measuring the Quality of Cancer Care: The National Initiative for Cancer Care Quality (NICCQ) — 2006

Effects of Medicare's Prospective Payment System on the Quality of Hospital Care — 2006

The First National Report Card on Quality of Health Care in America — 2006

Improving Access to Needed Health Care Improves Low-Income Children's Quality of Life— 2006

Meeting the Health Care Needs of Adults with Severe Mental Illness — 2006

Quality Primary Care Requires More Than Insurance — 2006

Three Steps for Improving the Quality of Mental Health Care in the United States — 2006

Triple Jeopardy for Vulnerable Children: Greater Health Needs, Less Access, Poorer Primary Care — 2006

Do Cardiologists Perceive Racial or Ethnic Disparities in the Treatment of Heart Patients? — 2005

Do People with HIV Get the Dental Care They Need? Results of the HCSUS Study — 2005

Health Information Technology: Can HIT Lower Costs and Improve Quality? — 2005

HIV Testing Among Indigent Women: Who Gets Tested? — 2005

Improving Quality of Care: How the VA Outpaces Other Systems in Delivering Patient Careh — 2005

The Relationship Between Volume and Quality in Mental Health Care — 2005

Developing Quality of Care Indicators for the Vulnerable Elderly: The ACOVE Project — 2004

Is Patient Volume a Useful Quality Measure for Very Low Birthweight Infants? — 2004

The Quality of Health Care Received by Older Adults — 2004

The Societal Promise of Improving Care for Depression — 2004

"Voltage Drops" in Children's Health Care: Barriers that Impede Children's Access to Quality Health Care — 2004

Consumer Choice and Health Care Quality — 2002

Report Cards for Health Care: Is Anyone Checking Them? — 2002

Measuring Quality of Care for Prostate Cancer — 2000

Partners in Care: Hope for Those Who Struggle with Hope — 2000

Caring for HIV Patients: Good News and Bad News — 1999

A Portrait of the HIV+ Population in America: Initial Results from the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study — 1999

Taking the Pulse of Health Care in America — 1999

Assessing the Appropriateness of Care: How Much is Too Much? — 1998

The Effect of Case Management on Immunization Rates and Well-Child Care — 1998

Effects of Medicare's Prospective Payment System on the Quality of Hospital Care — 1998

Improving the Quality and Cost-Effectiveness of Treatment for Depression — 1998

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Substance Abuse:  Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues Among People with HIV: Lessons from HCSUS — 2007

Teens Who Work Are More Likely to Smoke — 2008

New Perspectives on Marijuana and Youth: Abstainers Are Not Maladjusted, but Lone Users Face Difficulties — 2007

Using Outcomes to Assess Teen Substance-Use Treatment Programs -- How Feasible? — 2007

Using the ''Getting to Outcomes'' Approach to Help Communities Prevent Underage Drinking — 2007

Forging the Link Between Alcohol Advertising and Underage Drinking — 2006

Getting To Outcomes: Improving Community-Based Substance-Use Prevention — 2006

Integrating Treatment for People with Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Abuse Disorders in Public Systems of Care — 2006

Project ALERT Plus May Leverage the Effect of the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign — 2006

Assessing U.S. Drug Problems and Policy — 2005

Reducing Sexual Risk Among Injection Drug Users — 2005

Saturated in Beer — 2005

Classroom Drug Prevention Works — 2004

Evaluating Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Adolescent Probationers — 2004

How State Medical Marijuana Laws Vary: A Comprehensive Review — 2003

Does Early Smoking Signal Later Problems? — 2002

Using Marijuana May Not Raise the Risk of Using Harder Drugs — 2002

What Are the True Benefits of School-Based Drug Prevention Programs? — 2002

Does Involuntary Outpatient Treatment Work? — 2000

Helping Adolescents Resist Drugs — 2000

Improving Block Grant Allocation Formulas — 1998

Can the Military Help Prevent Drug Use Among Youth? — 1995

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Violence and Health

Curbing Teen Dating Violence: Evidence from a School Prevention Program — 2006

Helping Children Cope with Violence: A School-Based Program That Works — 2005

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