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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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Bonnie Glick
Bonnie Glick serves as Deputy Administrator of the US Agency for International Development. Glick
was most recently the Deputy Secretary of the Maryland State Department of Aging, where she was appointed by Governor Larry Hogan.
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Are Community Health Workers Saving Lives? A Longitudinal Analysis of State-Level Variation in Community Health Workforce
U.S. health care costs are increasing rapidly while health care outcomes and access vary significan
tly across the country.
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staff
Yeen Chong
Yeen Chong joined the Milken Institute in January 2020 as the Communications Lead of the Asia Cen
ter. Based in Singapore, he oversees and manages strategic communications with a wide range of global and regional media publications and partners.
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Gil Haskel
Ambassador Gil Haskel is the Head of MASHAV, Israel’s Agency for International Development Cooper
ation.
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Unleashing the Power of the Bio-Economy
In 2012, the United States was poised to begin converting 20 percent of petrochemical consumption t
o bio-based products, creating jobs, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and capturing a large share of the global renewable chemicals market.
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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
Investing for Impact in Emerging and Frontier Markets
The United States and Israel recently agreed to expand collaboration between USAID and MASHAV, I
srael's Development Agency of International Cooperation, through co-innovation and the deployment of technology solutions to bolster and foster self-reliance
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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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Partnership for Lending in Underserved Markets Phase I Summary: Developing Action-Oriented Solutions to the Financing Challenges Facing Minority-Owned Small Businesses
Minority-owned small businesses play an important role in the nation’s economic health by driving j
ob creation, raising wages, and elevating better standards of living in communities throughout the United States.
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