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Beyond the Limits of Traditional Health Care: A State-Level Systematic Review of Community Health Programs in the United States
Traditional health care has not reached all pockets of the U.S. population due to income inequality
, increasing ethnic and cultural diversity, and deep fragmentation of the health care system.
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report
Data Collection and Use During COVID-19
The United States—as of June 2020—has more reported cases of COVID-19 than any other country in the
world, despite having many of the same resources as other countries that curbed the pandemic more successfully.
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panel
The Long-Term Care Crisis: Exploring Innovative Financing and Delivery Strategies
Long-term care (LTC) is a pressing issue, particularly in rapidly aging populations such as the
United States. Seventy percent of Americans aged 65 and older will require long-term care at some point.
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From Recovery to Resilience: How Opportunity Zones Can Help Accelerate Post-COVID Economic Resurgence
The COVID-19 pandemic presents an unprecedented challenge to all economies. However, pandemics hit
underserved and vulnerable populations the hardest, and now the crisis will exacerbate their need for capital.
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panel
Mental Health Innovations for the 21st Century
The United States was deeply entrenched in a mental health crisis even before confronting the du
al realities of COVID-19 and global anti-racism protests.
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article
Hong Kong, the Netherlands and United Kingdom Top 2004 Milken Institute Capital Access Index; U.S. Drops to 6th; Gap Between "Have" and "Have-Not" Nations Widens
LOS ANGELES — The gap between "have" and "have not" countries widened dramatically last year, creati
ng a dangerous vulnerability for global economic recovery, according to the 2004 Milken Institute Capital Access Index.
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article
New Milken Institute/Kauffman Foundation report examines back-to-basics solutions to address shortfalls in state and municipal budgets
LOS ANGELES - Cutting back on services and increasing taxes won′t be enough to stabilize state and m
unicipal finances, even when the economy fully recovers.
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article
How the Golden State can get its export groove back: Milken Institute report analyzes California's export decline
LOS ANGELES— Once the nation's top exporting state, California has been losing ground for a decade.
California's export rank has fallen to fifth place, behind Texas, Alabama, Florida and Pennsylvania.
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Unfunded state and local government pension liabilities top $3 trillion, estimates Josh Rauh of Northwestern University in latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES —Josh Rauh of Northwestern University outlines the consequences of the state and local p
ension mess in the latest Milken Institute Review.
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podcast episode
Ep. 58: Care for the Caregivers, with Cleveland Clinic’s Tomislav Mihaljevic
“The unfortunate, almost tragic, paradox of this situation is that 1.2 million health-care profess
ionals in the United States have lost their jobs because of the financial strains that the COVID pandemic put on health-care organizations.”
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podcast episode
Ep. 57: Like Family, with Wynn Resorts’ Matt Maddox
“In Macau, we put together a plan that when we would reopen, it would be one of the safest places
people could go. Everything from thermal cameras to...PPE. Every customer's given a mask....UV technology in public bathrooms.
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article
Financial innovation and economic growth are focus of new book series by Milken Institute and Kluwer Academic Publishers
LOS ANGELES — Restructuring Regulation and Financial Institutions, a book analyzing financial market
regulations in the United States, was released this week by Kluwer Academic Publishers as the first in a set of publications analyzing financial
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