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CDC / CFA Demographic Social Comorbidities Table (DSCT)

CDC / CFA Demographic Social Comorbidities Table (DSCT)

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The nation’s ability to identify and respond to outbreaks relies on access to high-quality and timely data for disease surveillance.
Tajikistan: Promoting Health Responsibility by Bicycle

Tajikistan: Promoting Health Responsibility by Bicycle

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Through the Healthy Mother, Healthy Baby Activity, Khurshed Khojaev promotes community responsibility for maternal and child healthcare and nutrition.
Bangladesh Family Planning Private Health Sector Assessment

Bangladesh Family Planning Private Health Sector Assessment

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Preparing for Medicaid’s Transition to ACOs: Three Tips for States

Preparing for Medicaid’s Transition to ACOs: Three Tips for States

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In this blog, we offer tips to help states meets CMS’s goal of transitioning Medicaid managed care beneficiaries to accountable care relationships.
Designing a TA Program: Lessons from the Medicaid IAP

Designing a TA Program: Lessons from the Medicaid IAP

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This blog provides tips for setting up a successful technical assistance program based on the evaluation of the Medicaid Innovation Accelerator Program (IAP).
Fighting on Their Front: Ukraine’s Women Entrepreneurs Are Fueling a Wartime Economy

Fighting on Their Front: Ukraine’s Women Entrepreneurs Are Fueling a Wartime Economy

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How investing in growth for all pays dividends in Ukraine.
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Abt Global generates evidence to help clients address tough challenges—in education, housing, child welfare, employment, and health. Our researchers implement effective and efficient processes to collect and analyze vast amounts of data, producing frequently cited studies. Does a program reduce food insecurity and improve nutrition? Does a vaccine wane in effectiveness against a new virus variant? Our global interdisciplinary teams—research methodologists, statisticians, ethnographers, economists, epidemiologists, data scientists, and implementation research scientists— help policymakers answer such questions. They assess whether programs work to improve people’s lives, and if not, how to best resolve them.